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Frequently Asked Questions
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Because work is hourly and varies by damage and length, sessions commonly range from one to four hours. During booking we estimate time after consultation; major rebuilds or many repairs may require multiple sessions for best results.
When performed by trained technicians using gentle methods, repairs protect existing growth and minimize tension. We assess scalp sensitivity, use appropriate products, and recommend aftercare to prevent irritation or breakage, ensuring safe restoration of your locs.
Our service is charged hourly; rates vary by technician and complexity. Expect an estimated hourly rate during booking. We provide a time and cost estimate after consultation, and any extended work will be communicated before continuing.
We repair both natural locs and most loc extensions, excluding micro locs. Extension repairs depend on attachment type and condition; bring photos and come in for consultation so we can assess compatibility and recommend the safest repair method.
Avoid heavy manipulation for two weeks, keep scalp moisturized with recommended oils, sleep on a satin pillowcase, and schedule gentle maintenance. Return for follow-up if knots loosen or irritation occurs. Proper care ensures repairs last and locs remain healthy.
Generally wait 48–72 hours before washing to allow knots and bonds to settle. Use sulfate-free shampoo, dilute before application, and avoid vigorous scrubbing. Pat dry and follow stylist recommendations; immediate washing may loosen repaired areas.