If you’re looking to achieve sleek, smooth hair, you’ve probably come across the terms Silk Press, Dominican Blowout with Rollers, and Dominican Blowout without Rollers. While these terms might sound different, they all share the same goal: beautifully straightened hair with a touch of volume and shine. So, what’s the difference between them? Let’s break it down.
What is a Dominican Blowout?
A Dominican Blowout is a popular hair straightening technique, especially in Dominican salons. The process starts with washing and conditioning the hair, followed by applying a leave-in conditioner or a heat protectant. The hair is then blow-dried straight using a round brush and
high heat. If you opt for a Dominican Blowout with Rollers, your hair will first be set on large rollers and placed under a hooded dryer to create volume and bounce. Once the hair is dry, it’s either blown out with a round brush or flat ironed for a smooth finish
What is a Silkpress?
A Silk Press is essentially a modern version of the traditional press and curl. It involves washing and conditioning the hair, applying a heat protectant, and then using a flat iron to straighten the hair in small sections. The difference between a Silk Press and a Dominican Blowout lies mainly in the tools and techniques. While the Dominican Blowout focuses on blow-drying with or without rollers, the Silk Press relies on flat ironing for that sleek, smooth finish.
Same End Result, Different Methods
Whether you choose a Silk Press, Dominican Blowout with Rollers, or without Rollers, the end result is the same: straight, shiny, and voluminous hair. The method you choose depends on your hair type and personal preference. If you prefer more volume and bounce, the Dominican
Blowout with Rollers might be your go-to. If you’re looking for a quicker process that delivers smooth results, the Silk Press or a regular Dominican Blowout without Rollers could be your best bet.
At Salon 809, we specialize in all these techniques, ensuring that you walk out with the perfect hairstyle every time. Our expert stylists are trained in both Dominican and modern techniques, allowing us to cater to your unique hair needs.
About the author.
At the young age of 16, our founder, Jeimy, travelled to the U.S. for the first time. From there, she learned English, put herself through college, & saved money little by little. Although she her first job in the US was as a janitor, having her own business was always on her mind, driving her towards hard work & success.
Drawing on her younger years of Dominican salon experience, she drafted what would become Salon 809’s business plan. A few more years of saving & Salon 809 officially opened its doors in 2015, experiencing rapid success!