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Pricing was fair and they did an excellent job with my starter locs!
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They fixed some of my damage locs and made it they look better than they were before
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Interlocking dreads.
Timing varies by hair growth and lock maturity. New interlocks often need tightening every 4–8 weeks; established dreads can stretch maintenance to 8–12 weeks or longer. Your stylist will recommend a schedule based on texture, growth rate, and desired neatness.
When performed correctly by experienced stylists, interlocking minimizes tension and breakage compared with tight methods. Proper sectioning, appropriate spacing, and regular maintenance protect follicles. However, improper technique or neglect can cause stress, so choose a trained practitioner and follow aftercare.
Duration depends on hair length, thickness, and chosen lock size. A full head usually takes between 3 and 8 hours. Smaller, tighter locks take longer. We provide time estimates at consultation and aim for comfort throughout the session.
Yes. We can integrate extensions or additional hair for length and volume using compatible methods to preserve lock integrity. Extensions are interlocked carefully to avoid strain. Book a consultation to determine the best extension type and attachment approach for your hair.
Aftercare includes gentle cleansing every 1–2 weeks, scalp moisturizing, sleeping with a satin scarf, and avoiding heavy manipulation. Attend regular interlocking touch-ups as recommended. Following these steps prevents buildup, reduces frizz, and helps locks mature evenly.
Yes, removal is possible but can be time-consuming. A skilled stylist can carefully unravel interlocked roots using conditioning and patience to preserve length. Some breakage may occur; in cases of matting or damage, trimming might be recommended for hair health.