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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Retwist (Flattop, 2+ Months, 4 Inches Growth).
Typically a professional flattop retwist holds clean lines for four to eight weeks, depending on hair texture, daily activities, and maintenance. Proper nighttime care and light touch-ups can extend the shape; we recommend scheduling follow-ups based on your growth pattern.
Yes. Hair texture influences tension, retwist technique, and final silhouette. Coarser or kinkier textures hold shape differently than straighter textures. Our stylists assess hair type and adjust methods to protect integrity while achieving a balanced flattop result tailored to your locs.
Not always. Trimming isn’t required for a retwist, but we may trim selectively to refine the flattop shape or remove damaged ends. Your stylist will evaluate length, density, and symmetry before recommending any trimming during the appointment.
Wash and thoroughly dry your locs 24–48 hours before your appointment; avoid heavy oils or buildup products that resist retwisting. Bring pictures of your preferred flattop and arrive with hair free from tight styles so we can properly assess growth and tension.
Appointments vary by density and growth but typically run between 90 minutes and three hours for flattop retwists with four inches of new growth. Heavier locs or additional shaping lengthen service time; your stylist gives a precise estimate on consultation.
Aftercare includes sleeping on a satin pillow or bonnet, avoiding water or heavy sweating for 24–48 hours, and using lightweight, residue-free moisturizers to protect roots. Don’t over-tighten or manipulate new retwists; return for touch-ups as recommended to preserve the flattop shape and health.