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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Interlocking.
Most clients schedule interlocking every 4–8 weeks depending on hair growth, texture, and desired neatness. Your stylist will recommend a personalized timeline to maintain roots without causing excess tension.
Improper technique or overly tight interlocking can stress roots and cause breakage. When performed by experienced stylists with correct tension and spacing, interlocking is a safe, protective maintenance method.
Session time varies with loc size, density, and length—typically between 45 minutes and 3 hours. A consultation and assessment help estimate timing so you can plan your appointment accordingly.
Hair should be clean and fully dry before interlocking to prevent stretching and slippage. Lightly moisturized hair is okay, but avoid heavy oils or conditioners that leave residue at the roots.
Interlocking works well for many textures and stages, especially starter or established locs. Very loose or extremely fine hair may require alternative techniques—book a consultation to determine the best approach.
Aftercare includes gentle washing with residue-free shampoo, light scalp moisturizing, avoiding tight styles, and minimizing manipulation. Follow your stylist’s recommendations and schedule regular maintenance to preserve results.