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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Locs - Repair.
Appointment length depends on damage severity and number of affected locs. Typically sessions run 1.5 to 4 hours; extensive rebuilding may require longer or multiple visits for a thorough, lasting restoration.
Yes. Our stylists assess each loc and apply tailored techniques like interlocking, crocheting, reinforcement, or selective extensions. Severely damaged areas may need staged sessions to rebuild health without causing further harm.
We prioritize preserving your locs' natural texture and appearance. Repair choices match existing thickness and pattern; any cosmetic adjustments are minimized and discussed beforehand to ensure satisfaction.
We recommend waiting 48 to 72 hours before wetting repaired areas so bonds settle. Follow your stylist's aftercare instructions for washing, gentle handling, and recommended products to protect repairs.
Yes. Aftercare includes gentle moisturizing, satin or silk protection at night, avoiding tight styles, and scheduled touch-ups. We provide a personalized maintenance plan to extend repair life between visits.
We use interlocking, crocheting, palm-rolling, re-twisting, reinforcement stitching, and selective extensions as needed. Techniques are chosen after assessment to discreetly restore structure while maintaining a natural look.