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Typically every 4–8 weeks depending on new growth, hair texture, and desired neatness. Waist-length locs may need longer intervals if mature, but frequent retwists can prevent matting. We'll assess hair and recommend a tailored schedule during consultation.
When performed correctly, comb coil applies controlled tension to shape cylindrical locs without excessive pulling. We monitor scalp comfort, use gentler locksmithing or wrap methods when needed, and adjust technique for sensitive areas to prevent damage and discomfort.
Often yes, but total time depends on loc density, thickness, and new growth. Waist-length hair may require longer appointments; we plan breaks for comfort. For very heavy or dense locs we may split work across sessions to maintain quality and scalp health.
Clean hair free of heavy oils and products is preferred to allow thorough parting and secure retwisting. Wash 24–48 hours before appointment and air dry. If unsure, follow our pre-appointment instructions or contact the salon for personalized guidance.
Sleep on a satin scarf or bonnet, palm-roll locs lightly to reinforce rotation, and avoid heavy oils that soften the coil. Keep scalp moisturized with light sprays, maintain loose protective styles, and return for professional retwists when new growth becomes prominent.
Yes. Avoid heavy waxes, petroleum, and buildup-causing creams before your appointment. Use residue-free cleansers and light natural oils for moisture. We recommend salon-approved products that support loc locking and rotation, and can advise alternatives based on your hair's needs.
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