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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Virgin Relaxer.
Yes—Virgin Relaxer is ideal for natural, never-processed hair. We conduct a consultation and strand analysis to ensure hair integrity, then use a gentle formula and precise application to achieve smooth results while prioritizing hair health.
Results vary by hair type and growth, but expect smooth straightness for eight to twelve weeks; new growth will require touch-ups. We recommend periodic reviews to maintain health and scheduled appointments for consistent texture.
When professionally applied, a Virgin Relaxer minimizes damage. Our stylists perform strand tests, control processing time, and use protective treatments. Proper maintenance and avoiding overlapping applications reduce risk and preserve a healthy, resilient hair structure.
We recommend sulfate-free shampoos, hydrating conditioners, weekly deep-conditioning masks, occasional protein treatments, and daily heat protectant sprays. Use gentle brushes and limit high-heat styling. Follow your stylist’s personalized product recommendations for best results.
Wait at least two weeks before coloring, though many stylists advise waiting four weeks to reduce chemical overlap. A consultation helps determine timing based on hair condition, porosity, and desired color for safest, healthiest results.
Yes—you can curl after a relaxer, but wait until hair recovers from processing and use lower heat settings with protectant products. We recommend a stylist demonstration to show safe techniques that maintain straight results while allowing occasional curls.