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What Our Clients Say
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Read testimonials from our satisfied customers
She was super sweet, I got extensions and I was a walk in.
First and foremost, if I could have given Evelyn more than 5 stars, I would!!!! The servi...more
Loveddd my hair! Miss Evelyn and her daughter were both so nice and made me feel super com...more
Miss Evelyn has been doing an amazing job on my Natural Hair since having a baby dealing w...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Natural Dreadlocks.
Typical maintenance at Shades of Color includes retightening or retwisting every four to eight weeks, washing every one to two weeks, and targeted grooming. Frequency varies by hair type, lock size, and lifestyle; your stylist will recommend a personalized schedule.
Installation time depends on hair length, density, and desired lock size; most sessions range from three to eight hours. We schedule enough time to create clean parting, secure roots, and finish with clinical-grade grooming for durable, uniform dreadlocks.
When installed by experienced stylists using clean parting and clinical-grade techniques, Natural Dreadlocks should not damage hair. Proper tension management, regular maintenance, and moisturization are essential to prevent breakage and support healthy scalp and hair growth.
Yes — you can color Natural Dreadlocks, but we recommend waiting at least six to eight weeks after installation. Color should be applied by our professionals using low-damage dyes and care protocols to protect lock integrity and maintain texture.
We recommend residue-free clarifying shampoos, lightweight natural oils, and maintenance tools like crochet hooks or interlocking needles when necessary. Avoid heavy waxes and buildup; follow our washing and retwist guidelines to keep locks clean, resilient, and vibrant.
Most clients need a minimum of roughly three to four inches of growth to start Natural Dreadlocks, but textures from fine to coarse can be locked. A brief consultation helps assess length, density, and the ideal method for best long-term results.