Brazilian Blowout Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Brazilian Blowout.
With proper at-home care and sulfate-free, color-safe shampoos, results generally last 8–12 weeks. Longevity depends on hair porosity, styling routine, and maintenance; periodic touch-ups can extend smoothing benefits.
A Brazilian Blowout is color-safe when applied correctly and should not strip or alter existing color. To preserve vibrancy, use sulfate-free salon products after treatment and consult your stylist about timing with recent color services.
Yes. When performed by a trained professional, the treatment is compatible with colored, highlighted, and chemically treated hair. Your stylist will evaluate hair condition and recommend appropriate timing to avoid over-processing.
Appointments typically take 60 to 90 minutes depending on hair length and thickness. Time includes consultation, product application, blow-drying, and sealing with a flat iron. Your stylist will provide a precise estimate during booking.
Avoid sulfate shampoos and clarifying products; use only the sulfate-free, color-safe products recommended by your stylist. Regular moisturizing and limiting washes will prolong results; follow-up treatments and touch-ups maintain optimal smoothness.
Yes — hot tools are safe and often easier to use after a Brazilian Blowout. Use a heat protectant and moderate temperatures to preserve the treatment; excessive high heat over time may reduce longevity.