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Frequently Asked Questions
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Frequency depends on hair growth rate, loc thickness, and desired neatness. Typically every 4–6 weeks is recommended for most clients; tighter maintenance may be needed for faster growth or looser styles. Your stylist will recommend a personalized schedule.
When performed by an experienced technician using appropriate tension, interlocking minimizes root stress. Overly tight work can cause tension, so communicate comfort levels. We assess density and technique to protect loc integrity and recommend adjustments to prevent thinning.
You can usually wash hair 24–48 hours after interlocking to allow roots to settle. Use gentle sulfate-free cleansers, avoid heavy conditioners near roots, and thoroughly dry locs to prevent mildew or odor. Follow stylist aftercare recommendations for best results.
Interlocking works on many loc types but may be adjusted for size, age, and texture. Very fine or fragile locs need gentler tension; large, mature locs may require different tools. Book a consultation so we can tailor the technique to your hair.
In your 1.75 hour appointment expect a brief consultation, careful sectioning, and systematic interlocking of roots to tighten and secure locs. The stylist will check tension, offer styling options, and provide aftercare tips. Short breaks can be arranged for comfort.
Sleep on satin, avoid tight hats or styles that stress roots, moisturize scalp lightly, and use residue-free products to prevent buildup. Schedule follow-up interlocks on your recommended timeline and contact us if you notice excessive shedding or discomfort.