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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Detox (ACV Wash, Oil Treatment, Shea Butter Conditioning).
We recommend a detox every 6–8 weeks for most locs; frequency varies by product buildup, scalp condition, and activity level. Clients with heavy styling or product use may benefit from monthly treatments to maintain scalp balance.
No—our ACV wash is formulated to clarify without over-stripping; it balances scalp pH while preserving essential oils. The subsequent oil treatment and shea butter conditioning restore moisture and protective lipids, leaving locs nourished rather than depleted.
Plan for 60–90 minutes depending on loc length, density, and buildup severity. Shorter locs with light buildup lean toward the lower end, while longer, dense locs require more time for thorough ACV cleansing, oil treatment penetration, and Shea deep conditioning.
Yes — wait 24–48 hours to allow Shea butter conditioning to settle and oils to absorb. Use lukewarm water and a gentle, residue-free cleanser when needed. Avoid heavy product buildup and follow your stylist's at-home care recommendations for best results.
We assess baby locs individually; light ACV rinses and gentle oiling are usually safe after the first few weeks. For extremely fragile or very new locs, we may recommend a milder protocol to avoid disruption. Your stylist will advise the best timing.
Yes — we prioritize natural, salon-grade ACV blends, plant oils, and pure shea butter free of harsh sulfates and parabens. They're generally safe for color-treated locs, but we perform a quick consultation and strand check to ensure color integrity before proceeding.