Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Smoothing Treatment Root Touch Up.

We recommend waiting 6–8 weeks after your initial smoothing treatment or prior touch up. If your new growth exceeds two inches, an additional charge may apply. Booking sooner may compromise results, so scheduling within the guideline ensures optimal smoothness and longevity.

No — touch ups target only root new-growth to blend with your existing smoothing treatment. We use precise application and heat to match texture and shine without reprocessing treated lengths, preserving the benefits and integrity of your original service.

Typical root touch ups take between 45 minutes and 1.5 hours depending on hair length, thickness, and amount of new growth. We’ll assess your roots on arrival to provide an accurate timeframe and ensure a precise, professional finish.

Arrive with dry, detangled hair and avoid heavy oils or styling products. If you regularly color hair or have chemical treatments, notify us beforehand so we can tailor the touch up. Clean, manageable hair helps achieve quicker, more effective results.

When performed at recommended intervals, root touch ups minimize repeated processing of treated lengths and reduce overall stress. Overprocessing risks increase if appointments are too frequent; follow our 6–8 week guideline and consult your stylist about deep-conditioning treatments to maintain hair health.

Yes. If new growth exceeds two inches, an additional charge will be applied to cover increased product use and processing time. We’ll measure growth during consultation and confirm any extra cost before beginning the service so there are no surprises.