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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most clients enjoy tidy roots for 4–8 weeks depending on hair growth and lifestyle. We’ll recommend intervals based on texture, activity, and desired look; some clients prefer monthly retouches while others stretch to six weeks or more.
Interlocking works on most loc sizes and hair types, but technique varies. Fine or fragile hair requires lighter tension and a consult to assess suitability. Our stylists adapt method and spacing to protect each client’s hair integrity.
Come with clean, product-free hair fully dry for the best interlocking results. Avoid heavy oils, deep conditioners, or recent chemical services. Bring reference photos and discuss preferred tension during your consultation.
We typically suggest scheduling interlocks every 4–8 weeks depending on growth, scalp health, and lifestyle. Active clients or those seeking extremely neat parts may need tighter intervals; relaxed schedules help reduce manipulation and encourage stronger loc development.
When performed correctly, interlocking should not cause breakage. Proper tension, experienced technique, and scalp checks prevent damage. Communicate any discomfort during service and follow aftercare to minimize stress and protect weak or newly forming locs.
Yes — light styles can be done immediately, but avoid tight pulling or heavy accessories the same day. Allow your scalp to settle for 24–48 hours before high-tension updos or chemical treatments.