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Tonia consistently gives a great haircut. She takes the time to listen and understand exac...more
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Darren is great with color. I receive many compliments on my blonde hair thanks to Darren...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Results usually last 6 to 12 weeks depending on hair growth, texture, and maintenance. New growth will revert to your natural pattern; touch-ups are recommended to avoid uneven texture. Use recommended sulfate-free products to prolong smoothness and reduce damage.
They can be safe when performed by experienced stylists who evaluate condition and porosity. Previously colored or processed hair may need bond-rebuilding treatments, strand tests, or adjusted formulas to minimize risk. Expect a consultation to determine suitability and timing.
Avoid chemical services or heavy protein treatments for at least two weeks prior. Come with clean, dry hair and bring notes about past treatments. This helps your stylist choose the right formula and prevents unexpected reactions or over-processing.
Use sulfate-free, moisturizing shampoos and conditioners, plus weekly deep-conditioning masks. Limit heat styling and always use heat protectant. Schedule regular trims and follow recommended touch-up intervals to prevent breakage. Your stylist will suggest specific products and a home-care routine.
Yes, improper application or incorrect timing can cause breakage, scalp irritation, or over-processed strands. That's why T's Hair in San Diego uses thorough consultations, strand tests, and experienced stylists to tailor treatments, minimizing risk and protecting hair integrity.
Touch-ups are usually scheduled every 6 to 8 weeks, depending on growth rate and hair health. Waiting longer reduces overlap risk but may create contrast between relaxed lengths and new growth. Your stylist will recommend a safe, personalized timeline.