Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Iron Work.

Longevity depends on hair type, humidity, and products used. Generally flat iron styles can last a day or two, while well-set curls often hold through a full day or evening with proper finishing spray and anti-humidity products.

When performed by trained stylists using proper temperature settings and protectants, Iron Work minimizes damage. Frequent high heat without protection can cause dryness. We assess hair condition and recommend treatments, protective products, and a heat routine to maintain health.

Arrive with clean, dry hair unless advised otherwise. Use a light conditioner and avoid heavy oils that weigh hair down. If hair is colored or chemically treated, tell your stylist so they can adjust temperature and protection for best results.

Yes. Iron Work pairs well with blowouts, color services, conditioning treatments, and updos for events. Schedule combined appointments so stylists can sequence services properly, protect your hair, and deliver the polished finish you want without overprocessing.

Stylists typically use a thermal protectant, lightweight styling cream or serum, heat tools set to your hair's needs, and finishing sprays or oils for shine and hold. We select products suited to your texture and desired result to ensure longevity and health.

Typical Iron Work appointments range from 20 to 60 minutes depending on length, thickness, and complexity. Allow extra time for consultations, combined services, or special event styling. Your stylist will provide an accurate time estimate when you book.