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What Our Clients Say
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My mom and I are visiting family in the are and wanted to get a scalp spa treatment. I fou...more
Amazing experience! Juno made it a relaxing experience. Very detailed! My scalp feels refr...more
Juno was very informative and explained everything as I was a first timer. Would definitel...more
Kiko was extremely friendly & knowledgeable. Massage was very good & my scalp is so cle...more
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Juno is absolutely amazing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Hot tool blow out.
A Hot tool blow out usually lasts 3-5 days with everyday care; up to 7 days if you sleep on a silk pillowcase, avoid moisture, and use dry shampoo. Longevity depends on hair type and activity level.
Yes. Our stylists use adjustable heat settings and protective products specifically for colored hair. Proper temperature control minimizes fading and damage, while professional techniques ensure a polished finish that preserves color vibrancy.
Absolutely. The Hot tool blow out is an add-on designed to complement cuts, color services, and treatments. Mention it when booking or request it at checkout so we can allocate time and match styling to your appointment.
When performed professionally, heat styling minimizes damage: we use temperature control, heat protectants, and gentle techniques. Frequent high heat without protection can cause harm, so we recommend regular trims and conditioning treatments.
Arrive with clean, towel-dried hair or shampooed within 24 hours; avoid heavy oils or buildup. If you have product residue, tell your stylist. Bringing inspiration photos helps achieve your desired look and ensures better results.
Yes. Our stylists tailor heat settings and techniques for curly textures to deliver a smooth, voluminous finish while respecting curl integrity. We recommend conditioning treatments and lower heat for fragile or chemically treated curls.