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Get answers to common questions about Brazillian Treatment Original - Lucia’s Brazillian.
Results typically last three to five months depending on hair type, porosity, and aftercare. Fine or low-porosity hair may fade sooner; thicker hair can retain smoothness longer. Regular sulfate-free maintenance and touch-ups extend longevity.
Yes — when applied by a certified stylist, the treatment is compatible with most color and chemical services. We recommend a consultation and strand test to assess integrity and timing to avoid overlapping processes or weakening previously over-processed hair.
Expect an appointment length of approximately two to four hours, depending on hair length, thickness, and required processing. Time includes consultation, application, thermal sealing, rinse, and styling. We advise scheduling accordingly for a relaxed experience.
No — the treatment temporarily relaxes curls and smooths texture but does not permanently alter DNA or hair structure. As hair grows, natural curl returns. Reapplication or combined professional services can change appearance but not permanently eradicate natural pattern.
Use a sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner specifically formulated for treated hair, plus occasional protein-balanced masks and hydrating serums. Avoid sodium chloride products and harsh clarifying shampoos; follow our stylist’s personalized aftercare to preserve results and prolong smoothness.
Timing matters: if you plan to color, we usually advise coloring either one to two weeks before the treatment or waiting two weeks after. This ensures optimal absorption, prevents overlap reactions, and protects hair integrity. Always consult with your stylist.
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Published On: July 20, 2026