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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Amino Acid Smoothing Treatment (Med-Long Hair).
Results typically last three to five months depending on hair type, porosity, and maintenance. Regular sulfate-free shampoos and recommended aftercare extend longevity; touch-up treatments refresh smoothness as new growth appears.
Yes. The amino acid system is formulated to be gentle on color-treated hair and can enhance color vibrancy. Your stylist will consult to confirm compatibility and advise appropriate timing between coloring and smoothing.
The treatment reduces frizz and softens curl pattern without permanently eliminating natural texture. Results vary by formula and technique; your stylist can adjust processing for a sleeker effect while preserving hair health.
Expect a salon appointment of two to three hours for medium to long hair, depending on length, thickness, and processing. Your stylist will provide a more accurate time estimate during consultation or booking.
Use sulfate-free, gentle shampoos and conditioners and avoid washing or tying hair for the initial period if instructed. Regular trims, masks, and salon-recommended products preserve results and maintain hair health and shine.
Yes, many clients combine coloring and smoothing. Your stylist will assess hair condition and recommend the optimal sequence—often coloring first, then smoothing—to protect integrity and deliver desired outcomes.