Birmingham · Est. 2020

Soft luxury. All textures welcome.

Straightening And Smoothing

Calabar Silk Wrap

Achieve a sleek, glossy finish with the Calabar Silk Wrap, a professional heat styling service for smooth, elegant hair.

About Calabar Silk Wrap

The Calabar Silk Wrap is a distinct hair finishing technique that creates a smooth, glossy appearance through precise heat styling and wrapping. Originating from West African hair traditions, it is characterized by its sleek surface and durable hold, often chosen for its polished look. This style is ideal for those seeking a straight, refined finish without permanent chemical treatments. In Birmingham, clients may seek this service for special occasions, professional settings, or to embrace cultural hairstyles with a modern twist. Niyo Hair and Beauty provides expert application, ensuring quality results. Our AI assistant, jorra.ai, can help answer any questions about the service.

CATEGORYStraightening And Smoothing
ORIGINWest Africa
SALONNIYO Birmingham
AVAILABILITYBook online
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Care Instructions

  • Avoid moisture for 48 hours
  • Use sulfate-free shampoo
  • Apply heat protectant before styling

Maintenance Tips

  • Sleep on a silk pillowcase
  • Avoid humidity
  • Touch up with low heat as needed

Book your Calabar Silk Wrap appointment for a smooth, polished look that lasts. Trust Niyo Hair and Beauty for expert styling.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a Calabar Silk Wrap last?+

Typically 1-2 weeks with proper care.

Is the Calabar Silk Wrap suitable for all hair types?+

Best for type 3 and 4 hair textures.

Can I book this service online?+

Yes, through Niyo Hair and Beauty's booking system.

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