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Silk Press Salons in South Carolina

8 of the 4,363 hair salons we track in South Carolina have silk presses. Full listings for every city are on the South Carolina page.

8hair salons
7cities
4,363hair salons statewide

A silk press smooths natural curly or coily hair with heat and without a chemical relaxer, and it takes a stylist who knows how to protect the hair. Every salon here names silk press on its own website.

Mauldin 2

  1. Touched By Dree

    613 N Main St Ste F, Mauldin, SC 29662

    LocsNatural hairSilk pressKeratinExtensionsColorBlowoutsKidsWalk-ins welcome
    Call Website All Mauldin

  2. Transformations Salon

    12 W Point Blvd, Mauldin, SC 29662

    Silk pressColorBlowouts
    Call Website All Mauldin

Bluffton 1

  1. BB Hair Salon - Bluffton

    70 Pennington Dr, Bluffton, SC 29910-6055

    Silk pressKeratinExtensionsColorBlowouts
    Call Website All Bluffton

Greenville 1

  1. Salon 1227

    1117 Woodruff Rd Ste 25, Greenville, SC 29607

    LocsSilk press
    Call Website All Greenville

Moncks Corner 1

  1. The Beauty Lounge

    211-B Carolina Ave, Moncks Corner, SC 29461

    Silk pressColorBlowouts
    Call Website All Moncks Corner

Ridgeland 1

  1. The JadedCurves Hair B'tque

    7794 W Main St, Ridgeland, SC 29936-6362

    Silk pressExtensions
    Call Website All Ridgeland

Spartanburg 1

  1. Power in Natural Hair

    477 E Blackstock Rd, Spartanburg, SC 29301

    LocsNatural hairSilk pressKeratinColorKidsMen’s cuts
    Call Website All Spartanburg

Woodruff 1

  1. The X Spot Salon

    204B S Main St, Woodruff, SC 29388

    LocsSilk pressExtensions
    Call Website All Woodruff
Expect clean, conditioned hair. Silk presses are done on freshly washed hair, and the style usually lasts until it gets wet or humid.

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Good to know

How long does a silk press last?

Often one to two weeks, depending on humidity, your hair and how you protect it at night.

Is a silk press damaging?

Heat can damage hair if it is too high or used too often. A stylist who uses a heat protectant and keeps the temperature suited to your hair lowers that risk.