Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Silk Press.

With proper at-home care and limited humidity exposure, a Silk Press usually lasts about 5–10 days. Longevity depends on hair texture, oil production, and activity level; using satin protection and light moisturizers can extend the style.

We recommend waiting 48–72 hours before washing after a Silk Press to allow the style to set. Use gentle, sulfate-free cleansers and avoid heavy sweating the first day. When washing, dry and re-iron in small sections if needed.

A Silk Press can be performed on both natural textured and chemically treated hair with proper assessment. Our stylists adjust heat settings and products for each hair type; extremely damaged or brittle hair may require strengthening treatments first.

Repeated high-heat styling can cause damage over time, but a professional Silk Press minimizes risk. We use heat protectants, controlled temperatures, and deep conditioning to protect strands. Space appointments and maintain conditioning routines to reduce cumulative stress.

Use a lightweight heat protectant, sulfate-free shampoo, and moisturizing conditioner to maintain your Silk Press. Dry shampoo, anti-frizz serums, and a silk or satin pillowcase help preserve smoothness. Avoid heavy oils that can weigh hair down.

Additional fees apply when hair is heavily matted or severely tangled because detangling requires extra time and care. Fees are assessed at the salon based on severity; please arrive detangled when possible to avoid charges and shorten appointment time.