The exact step-by-step silk press framework pro stylist Shalatashia Denise uses — now in a free cheat sheet you can follow at home, in your kitchen, with zero guesswork.
The Pro Silk Press Cheat Sheet covers every mistake women make — and exactly what to do instead.
Print it. Save it. Follow it. No more pausing YouTube videos mid-press.
The two things most women get wrong — heat settings and product selection. Here's the cheat sheet version.
| Hair Type | Flat Iron Temp | Max Passes | Risk Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3B / 3C | 360–380°F | 1–2 | Low |
| 4A | 380–400°F | 1–2 | Low–Med |
| 4B | 400–410°F | 1–2 | Medium |
| 4C | 410–425°F | 1 (max) | High |
| Porosity | How to Identify | Best Products |
|---|---|---|
| Low | Hair floats in water; products sit on top; takes long to dry | Lightweight liquids, argan oil, protein-free conditioner |
| Medium | Hair sinks slowly; absorbs moisture well; holds styles | Balanced moisturizers, jojoba oil, any quality heat protectant |
| High | Hair sinks fast; absorbs moisture but loses it quickly; frizzy | Thick butters, castor oil, protein treatments, heavy heat protectant |
I did my own silk press and it looked just as good as the salon. I cried happy tears. I couldn't believe I'd been spending $120 for years when I could have been doing this myself the whole time.
Women across the community are getting their first frizz-free silk press this weekend — get the free cheat sheet now and be next. No salon appointment needed.