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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Protein Treatment.
Frequency depends on your hair's porosity, chemical history, and breakage rate. Typically every 6–8 weeks for maintenance; every 4–6 weeks for severely damaged or processed hair. Your stylist will recommend a personalized plan to avoid protein overload.
When properly formulated and balanced with moisture, protein treatments should not leave hair stiff. We customize protein type and concentration for your texture and follow with moisturizing steps to restore softness, preventing a 'crispy' feel.
Yes—when applied by experienced stylists who account for product penetration and weight. We use lightweight formulations for locs, avoid heavy rinses that cause buildup, and apply gentle techniques around extensions to preserve bonds.
Most sessions last between 60 and 90 minutes depending on hair length, density, and whether deep conditioning or steaming is included. Loc services may take longer. Your stylist will provide an estimated time during consultation.
Often yes. We coordinate treatments to prevent chemical interactions and over-processing. For color or relaxer services, scheduling order and timing are important. Discuss desired services at booking so we can create a safe, effective plan.
Maintain balance with moisturizing shampoos and conditioners, limit heat styling, and use leave-in conditioners or light oils to seal moisture. Avoid frequent protein products; alternate protein treatments with hydrating masks and follow-up evaluations.