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Frequently Asked Questions
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A Brazillian blow out typically lasts 8–12 weeks, depending on hair porosity, texture, and aftercare. Limiting washes, using sulfate-free shampoos, and minimizing sun or chlorine exposure will help preserve the treatment and keep hair smooth longer.
Yes. We tailor the Brazillian blow out for colored or chemically treated hair, using formulas suited to your condition. A consultation ensures color integrity and minimizes risk; some lightened or very fragile hair may require a patch test or modified approach.
The treatment significantly reduces curl and frizz, but it may not fully straighten tight, coiled textures. Results vary by curl pattern and desired outcome; our stylists customize technique to balance smoothness with natural body and movement.
We recommend avoiding washing, tying, or heavy sweating for 48 hours after a Brazillian blow out to allow the treatment to set. After that, use sulfate-free products and gentle styling to extend the treatment's lifespan.
Use sulfate- and sodium-chloride-free shampoos and conditioners, a lightweight leave-in serum, and heat protectant sprays. These products protect the keratin layer, retain shine, and prevent premature fading—available at our salon or selected retail partners.
Yes, in most cases you can schedule coloring and a Brazillian blow out, but sequencing matters. We recommend consulting your stylist—often color is processed first and the blow out follows after hair's condition is assessed to ensure safety.
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