Aftercare FAQ

Men's perm (Korean perm / down perm): wash after 8–12 hours.

Women's perm (C-curl / S-curl / waves): wash after 24 hours.

This allows the curl structure to fully set for better, longer-lasting results.

Wait at least 48 hours (2 days) before washing. This helps the colour pigments bond fully and significantly reduces fading.

Wait 72 hours (3 days) before washing. This ensures the treatment is fully absorbed into the hair shaft for maximum effectiveness and longevity.

Use lukewarm water — not too hot, as heat opens the cuticle and causes colour/perm to fade faster. Use a sulphate-free or repair shampoo. Avoid rough scrubbing; instead, gently massage the scalp.

Yes, air drying is fine — but blow-drying is recommended. Blow-drying helps reduce frizz, maintain the shape of your perm or style, and improves overall finish. Always use a heat protectant if blow-drying.

Yes, but make sure your hair is completely dry before sleeping. Avoid pressing or flattening the hair against the pillow, especially after a perm — this can distort the curl pattern while it is still setting.

Highly recommended. Use a conditioner every wash, a hair mask 1–2 times per week, and a hair oil or anti-frizz serum on damp or dry hair. This is especially important for bleached or coloured hair, which is more porous and prone to dryness.

Yes, but always apply a heat protectant first and avoid excessive heat. For permed hair, try to minimise heat styling to preserve the curl structure. For coloured or bleached hair, high heat can accelerate fading.

Men's perm: 1–3 months. Women's perm: 3–6 months. Hair colour: 1–2 months (depends on care and colour type). Treatments: 1–3 months. Proper aftercare significantly extends the life of all services.

This is completely normal. After washing, hair settles into a more natural look as the initial styling wears off. Everyone's hair type responds slightly differently, and daily styling habits also affect the final result. Consistent aftercare leads to better, longer-lasting outcomes.