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What Our Clients Say
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I came to Ms Christabel for the first time with an emergency request and she handled my ch...more
Christabel is absolutely the best! I love my hair every time. She is fast and does neat wo...more
Ms. Christabel is absolutely PHENOMENAL! I started my own microlocs months ago without hel...more
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My son’s hair was in terrible shape after a previous stylist used chemicals th...more
I’ve been here three times when my locks were in heavy damage, she’s been able to repair m...more
Now I see why they call her the Lord of locs. My hair was matted bad and tangled up before...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 5- Repairs.
Appointments typically take 60-120 minutes depending on damage extent and number of repairs needed. Severe cases may take longer or require multiple sessions. We assess during consultation and provide a clear time estimate before beginning work.
Most clients experience minimal discomfort. We use gentle techniques and short breaks to avoid tension on roots. If you have a sensitive scalp or prior trauma, tell your stylist — we’ll adjust our approach or recommend alternatives for comfort and safety.
Pricing varies with damage severity, number of locs repaired, and stylist experience. Typical sessions range $40–$150. We provide an accurate estimate during consultation and can suggest cost-effective options or combined services when appropriate.
Yes — repairs can often be scheduled with comb retwists or maintenance appointments. Combining services saves time and helps blend repaired locs with new growth. We’ll evaluate hair condition first to prioritize necessary structural work.
Frequency depends on hair history and lifestyle. Many clients schedule preventative repairs every 3–6 months, or sooner if they notice splits or thinning. Your stylist will recommend a personalized schedule based on assessment and repair outcomes.
Common causes include weak roots, accidental pulling, chemical damage, improper maintenance, or strain from heavy styling. Environmental factors and genetics also contribute. We diagnose the cause and address it with structural reinforcement and care guidance.