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Get answers to common questions about Loc Maintenance (Full set).
Appointments usually last between 1.5 and 3 hours depending on loc thickness, length, and the amount of new growth. We assess each head on arrival and provide an estimated finish time before starting.
Yes — deep conditioning, steam treatments, and styling are available as add-ons. We recommend deep conditioning for dry or mature locs. Add-on pricing varies; please check the service menu or ask during booking to bundle services efficiently.
Maintaining locs can result in slight tightening, especially near roots, which may make hair appear slightly shorter. This is normal and indicates healthy locking. If preserving length is critical, discuss techniques and gentle tension options with your loctician before starting.
Recommended intervals vary by hair growth and lifestyle but typically every 4–8 weeks for optimal maintenance. Clients with faster growth or active lifestyles may need more frequent visits; we tailor schedules during consultation to suit your hair goals.
Avoid applying heavy oils or styling products for 48 hours prior; arrive with dry or lightly damp hair. Bring headwraps or accessories if desired. Notify us of recent chemical treatments, sensitivities, or scalp conditions before appointment.
Yes, when performed by a trained loctician. We adjust tension and techniques for fragile or newly formed locs to avoid breakage. Be honest about weak spots or previous damage so we can use the gentlest maintenance approach and recommend supportive add-ons.