Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Loc repair - Loc reattatchment.

Most repairs take between 60 and 120 minutes depending on number of locs, hair condition, and complexity. We assess each case first and provide an estimated time during consultation to ensure we schedule appropriately.

No—when done by experienced stylists, reattachment uses gentle techniques that merge hair without excessive tension. We evaluate hair health first and may recommend strengthening treatments to reduce breakage risk and promote secure, healthy repairs.

Yes, often we can reattach locs lost weeks ago, provided the detached loc and root area are in good condition. Older detachments may require additional blending or reinforcement for durability.

Bringing the detached loc is very helpful and increases success chances, but if lost, we can often recreate and secure a matching repair using surrounding hair. Bring any pieces if possible.

A professionally reattached loc can last months to years depending on care, hair growth, and activity level. Proper maintenance, gentle handling, and occasional tightening increase longevity. We'll advise a personalized aftercare routine.

Avoid heavy manipulation, tight styles, and harsh chemicals for two weeks. Keep the area clean and moisturized, sleep on a satin pillowcase, and return for recommended check-ins so the repair can be reinforced if needed.