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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Relaxer Retouch - Regular.
Typically every 6 to 8 weeks depending on your hair growth and texture. If roots show significant new growth or curl, schedule sooner. Our stylist will assess hair health and recommend an individualized retouch timeline to prevent over-processing.
No — when performed correctly, retouching only treats the new growth at the scalp. We take care to avoid overlapping relaxer onto previously relaxed hair, minimizing damage and preserving length and integrity.
Most textured and natural hair types can receive a root-only relaxer, but suitability depends on hair condition, previous chemical history, and scalp health. Our stylists consult before treatment to ensure safe, effective results tailored to your hair.
Appointments typically take 45 to 75 minutes depending on root length and hair density. Time includes consultation, careful application, processing, neutralizing, and styling. We prioritize safety and precision over speed for consistent, healthy outcomes.
Avoid washing for 48 hours, use sulfate-free, hydrating shampoos and leave-in conditioners, and minimize heat styling initially. Schedule deep conditioning treatments and follow stylist recommendations to maintain moisture balance and prevent breakage between retouches.
Coloring with a root relaxer can be done but timing and sequence matter. We often recommend separate appointments or patch tests to prevent chemical overlap. Discuss goals during consultation so we can safely coordinate color and relaxer services.