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Frequently Asked Questions
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We typically recommend scheduling interlocking every 4–8 weeks depending on your hair growth, texture, and desired look. Our stylists assess your locs and suggest a personalized cadence to maintain strength and appearance without overworking the roots.
When performed correctly, interlocking minimizes tension and protects loc roots. Excessive frequency or improper technique can stress hair, so our stylists tailor intervals and use gentle methods to reduce risk of thinning or breakage.
Session length varies with loc size, density, and level of maintenance needed. Expect 45 to 120 minutes on average. We provide a consultation before starting to give a precise time estimate based on your individual locs.
Wait 24–48 hours after interlocking before washing to let knots settle. Use a gentle, sulfate-free shampoo and lukewarm water; pat dry and avoid vigorous manipulation. Follow your stylist’s specific instructions for best results.
Yes — interlocking works for both starter and mature locs. For new locs it helps form secure bases; for mature locs it tightens roots and refines shape. Our stylists evaluate stage and texture to recommend the right approach.
Aftercare includes avoiding excessive pulling, sleeping on satin, using light oils sparingly, and following the recommended washing schedule. Return for scheduled maintenance and contact us if you experience irritation or unusual tension.
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