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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Roller Set + Press.
Results usually last 1–3 weeks depending on hair texture, daily styling, and maintenance. Fine hair may lose volume sooner, while properly protected hair with minimal moisture exposure maintains the press and curl pattern longer. Use a silk scarf to extend longevity.
Yes — generally safe for color-treated and relaxer-treated hair, since no additional chemicals are applied. Your stylist will assess porosity and condition to adjust heat and technique. Deep conditioning before service may be recommended to protect integrity and improve smoothness.
Arrive with clean, detangled hair; avoid heavy oils or buildup that hinder roller hold. If you have recent color or treatments, mention them. Your stylist may shampoo, condition, and detangle before rolling to ensure even set and optimal pressing results.
Yes — the service creates a smooth, pressed finish with underlying volume and curl depending on roller size. Larger rollers yield body and soft waves; smaller rollers create tighter curl or bend. Discuss your desired end look so we can customize technique and heat settings.
Use a silk or satin scarf or pillowcase at night to reduce friction, avoid moisture like rain or steam for the first 24–48 hours, and limit daily heat tools. Light oil on ends prevents dryness; schedule touch-ups as needed to maintain shape and shine.
Appointment time varies by length and density; expect 90–150 minutes on average. Short, fine hair runs shorter while long or thick hair needs more roller sections and pressing. Your stylist will provide an estimated duration when booking based on your hair and desired finish.