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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about BRAZILIAN BLOWOUT.
A Brazilian Blowout typically lasts 8–12 weeks depending on hair type, lifestyle, and at-home care. Using sulfate-free products and limiting frequent washing helps preserve the smoothing effect and shine for the full duration.
Yes — the treatment is generally safe for colored or previously treated hair. It bonds proteins to the shaft to repair and smooth. We recommend a consultation to tailor the service based on recent color or chemical processes.
Follow your stylist's specific instructions, but most clients are advised to wait 24–48 hours before washing or tying hair to allow the formula to fully set. Proper aftercare maximizes longevity and shine.
No, the Brazilian Blowout temporarily smooths and relaxes curl by coating the hair — it does not permanently restructure the hair. Natural texture gradually returns as the treatment wears off over several weeks.
Use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoos and conditioners, avoid frequent washing, and protect hair from heat with a heat protectant. Routine trims and occasional touch-ups extend results and maintain hair health.
Side effects are minimal when performed by trained professionals. Some formulas contain formaldehyde derivatives — we offer safer alternatives and patch testing. Minor scalp sensitivity can occur; discuss concerns during your consultation.