Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Traditional Loc Extensions maintenance (interlocking).

Appointments typically range from three to six hours depending on hair length, density, and desired style. We assess hair and give an estimated time during consultation, so plan accordingly for longer sessions with fuller or longer locs.

We recommend scheduling maintenance every four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, tension tolerance, and activity level. Interlocking preserves root integrity longer than some methods, but your stylist will tailor interval recommendations based on condition and comfort.

When performed correctly, interlocking minimizes tension and reduces breakage risk. Proper sectioning, four-point rotation, and experienced hands protect roots. Communicate any sensitivity; we adjust technique and spacing to prioritize hair health and long-term retention.

Interlocking uses a four-point rotation to secure new growth into the base of extensions, while a retwist typically wraps or palm-rolls existing locs. Interlocking focuses on anchoring and longevity rather than tightening, preserving natural tension.

Avoid heavy manipulation for the first two weeks, keep scalp clean and dry, and sleep with a satin bonnet or pillowcase. Use light, residue-free products and follow scheduled maintenance to maintain neat roots and reduce stress on attachments.

Pricing varies by length, density, time, and artist experience. Most services range from a mid to higher tier depending on customization. Book a consultation for an accurate quote tailored to your hair, desired length, and maintenance plan.