Silk press for curls and Type 4 hair in Century City
kruLA ((949) 883-8301) does silk press in Century City for $95 to $140. Rated 5.0 from 34 reviews on Google. Studio 12, Sola Salon Studios, Los Angeles: book online.




Silk press price: $95



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A specialist looks at your hair and scalp, picks the treatment and gives you a quote. 20 min.
What clients say
Absolutely amazing experience! She spent so much time and effort on my hair, and the results exceeded my expectations. Her attention to detail, professionalism, and talent truly show in her work. I’m so glad I trusted her, my hair looks incredible. Highly recommend!
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… The atmosphere is super cozy, comfortable, and welcoming. She pays attention to every detail and makes sure you leave happy with your hair. …
Excellent service I have already been to this place twice and they leave my hair beautiful and healthy I totally recommend it
More about silk press
About silk press
A silk press at kruLA costs $95 for curls (1 h) and $140 for coily and tight curl patterns, Type 4 (1 h 30 min). It gives natural, textured and coily hair a mirror-like shine and a bone-straight finish.
kruLA uses tension-press techniques that put the hair's health and bounce first.
What to expect
- Clarifying shampoo to remove build-up, oils and impurities.
- A moisturizing conditioner to restore elasticity before the press.
- A high-tension blow-dry with heat protection, then a precision flat iron.
Prices and session time
Silk press
| Hair length | Price | Session |
|---|---|---|
| Curls | $95 | 1 h |
| coily/tight curl patterns (Type 4) | $140 | 1 h 30 min |
Silk press FAQ
Silk press: price and booking
How much does silk press cost in Los Angeles?
kruLA ((949) 883-8301) in Century City does silk press for $95 to $140. The session takes 1 h to 1 h 30 min.
Where can I get silk press in Los Angeles?
kruLA ((949) 883-8301) in Century City: Rated 5.0 from 34 reviews on Google. It is done at Studio 12, Sola Salon Studios by a licensed hair specialist with 5+ years of experience, for $95 to $140. Call (949) 883-8301 or book online.
How much does a silk press cost usually?
A silk press at kruLA is $95 for curls (1 h) and $140 for coily and tight curl patterns, Type 4 (1 h 30 min). There is no hair-length step on this service.
How long does a silk press take?
At kruLA a silk press takes 1 h for curls and 1 h 30 min for coily and tight curl patterns (Type 4). Book online and the session time is shown before you pick a slot.
How do I book a silk press at kruLA?
Book online in Square: choose Silk press and your curl pattern, see the price and the session time, then pick a time. You can also call kruLA at (949) 883-8301.
About the silk press
Are silk presses only for black hair?
No. A silk press is a heat style for natural, textured and coily hair of every kind, and kruLA does it for curls and for coily and tight curl patterns (Type 4).
What are the downsides of using a silk press?
A silk press is heat styling, so the straight finish returns to your natural texture with the next wash, and repeated heat can dry the hair. kruLA uses tension-press techniques that put the hair's health and bounce first.
Why is my silk press frizzy and puffy?
Humidity, a wash, sweat or moisture on the hair can lift a silk press, and hair that was not fully dry or sealed before the press takes the heat unevenly. Tell your stylist at (949) 883-8301 what happened; a silk press is a heat style that returns to your natural texture with the next wash.
What do African Americans use to straighten their hair?
Many people with natural hair use a silk press, a blow-dry and flat-iron style, and some use chemical relaxers. kruLA does silk presses and does not offer relaxers.
How to straighten thick hair?
A silk press for thick hair uses clarifying, moisturizing, a high-tension blow-dry with heat protection and a precision flat iron. For a straight finish that holds through washing, ask about the Brazilian blowout or nanoplasty.
What helps straighten hair?
Heat styling (blow-dry and flat iron) or a smoothing treatment. A silk press straightens until the next wash; the Brazilian blowout, keratin and nanoplasty hold the smoothing through washing.
What helps with frizzy hair after straightening?
Keep the hair moisturized, avoid piling on heavy products and limit extra heat. If frizz returns quickly, a smoothing treatment such as keratin or hair botox is the next option.
What is the difference between a silk press and a blowout?
A blowout is a blow-dry, and a silk press adds a clarifying wash, a moisturizing conditioner, a high-tension blow-dry with heat protection and a precision flat iron for a bone-straight, mirror-shine finish on natural, textured and coily hair. The silk press is $95 for curls and $140 for coily and tight curl patterns (Type 4) at kruLA.
Can I wash my hair after a silk press?
Washing returns the hair to its natural texture, because a silk press is a heat style. Ask your stylist how to wrap or protect the hair at night and which products to use.
What happens during a silk press?
Clarifying shampoo removes build-up, oils and impurities, a moisturizing conditioner restores elasticity before the press, then a high-tension blow-dry with heat protection and a precision flat iron finish the hair. kruLA uses tension-press techniques that put the hair's health and bounce first.