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Frequently Asked Questions
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Session time varies by loc thickness and length; expect approximately three to six hours. Very long or very thick sets may require additional time for careful, paced interlocking and technician breaks to maintain safe tension and consistent results.
Proper interlocking techniques minimize damage; we use controlled tension, sectioning, and slower pacing for longer locs. If your locs are fragile, we recommend restorative treatments and spacing appointments to reduce stress and preserve strength.
Generally every four to eight weeks depending on new growth, loc thickness, and desired neatness. Longer locs may tolerate slightly longer intervals, but regular checks help prevent matting and excessive tension near the roots.
Yes. Pricing depends on total length, loc diameter, density, and time required. We provide estimates during consultation or booking; expect higher pricing for extra-long, heavy sets due to increased labor and specialized care.
Yes. We can combine interlocking with treatments like moisturizing masks, trim of ends, or scalp treatments. Combining services may extend appointment time and affect pricing; consult your stylist to design a safe, effective plan for your long locs.
Avoid heavy manipulation for 48 to 72 hours, sleep with a satin scarf, and use lightweight oils on the scalp. Schedule follow-ups and maintain gentle washing routines to preserve interlocks and minimize root tension.