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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Loc repair - Regular.
Most regular repairs take 1.5 to 3 hours depending on loc density, damage extent, and length. We assess each case first; heavy thinning or many repairs may extend time. We'll provide an estimated duration when booking.
Yes, repairs often restore uniformity and fullness by rebuilding weakened sections, so locs can appear thicker and neater right away. Ongoing strength improvements continue after service; for dramatic volume changes, additional techniques may be recommended.
We recommend waiting 24 to 48 hours before a full wash to allow repairs to set. If needed, you can lightly mist or spot-clean gently. Use gentle sulfate-free products and avoid vigorous scrubbing for at least a week.
Most thinning and moderately damaged locs respond well, but severely compromised or extensively missing core fibers may need advanced reconstruction or partial re-creation. We will evaluate and recommend the best option during your consultation.
No. When performed properly, repairs protect roots by reinforcing weak spots and preventing future breakage. Our stylists use gentle, proven methods to avoid tension or over-manipulation and tailor techniques to minimize risk.
Frequency depends on hair growth, lifestyle, and damage level. Typically every 4 to 8 weeks is ideal for prevention and upkeep. Heavily damaged or fast-growing locs may need more frequent attention; we'll suggest a personalized schedule at appointment.