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We recommend scheduling retwists every four to six weeks for optimal cylinder training. Timing varies with hair growth rate, texture, and desired neatness; longer intervals (up to eight weeks) are possible if roots remain tidy and tension is minimal.
The comb coil method is primary to create cylindrical rotation. Locksmithing and wrap techniques are incorporated selectively to secure weak areas, control frizz, and accommodate different new-growth patterns for balanced, long-lasting loc formation.
When performed correctly, Traditional Retwist minimizes tension and reduces breakage risk. Our stylists adjust tension, choose appropriate techniques, and address fragile edges to protect hair integrity. Avoid overly frequent or tight retwists to prevent stress and thinning.
Appointment length depends on density, loc thickness, and chosen techniques. Mid-back length retwists typically take one and a half to three hours. Repairs, added locksmithing, or extensive wrap work may extend the session time.
Aftercare includes sleeping with a satin scarf or bonnet, avoiding heavy products on roots, and gentle scalp moisturizing. Cleanse as directed, avoid excessive manipulation, and schedule follow-ups to maintain cylinder shape and prevent loosening between appointments.
This service suits both starter and mature locs, but approach differs. New locs may receive lighter tension, more wrap-method work, or incremental comb-coil training. Mature locs tolerate firmer retwisting to reinforce established cylinder rotation and uniformity.
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