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Pricing was fair and they did an excellent job with my starter locs!
I had an amazing time at this salon, they are very cheerful, kind and amazing people! I am...more
They fixed some of my damage locs and made it they look better than they were before
Marion has been extremely helpful in my retwists and my styling of my locs!
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sister locs/microlocks.
Initial installs usually take several hours depending on hair length and density. At $100 per hour, most full installs range from 4–8+ hours. During consultation we estimate time, discuss size, and plan sessions if multiple appointments are recommended.
When installed properly with gentle tension and experienced technique, sister locs protect hair by locking ends and reducing manipulation. Regular maintenance and moisturizing prevent stress; we assess hair health and recommend strengthening treatments before installing to minimize breakage risk.
Most clients return every 4–8 weeks depending on hair growth, scalp health, and activity level. Microlocks often need more frequent early maintenance; we'll recommend an individualized schedule and provide homecare tips to extend time between salon visits.
Yes. Use residue-free shampoos, dilute when necessary, and gently squeeze excess water—avoid harsh rubbing. Condition sparingly at roots and use light oils for moisture. Pat dry and air-dry thoroughly to prevent mildew; follow our care guidance for best results.
Yes, often possible, but condition and strength matter. We assess elasticity, porosity, and recent chemical history during consultation. Pre-treatment like trims or protein treatments may be recommended to reduce tension and ensure durable, healthy loc formation.
Sister locs and microlocks offer versatile styling—updos, twists, buns, and creative parting are all possible. Size and length influence certain styles; we discuss preferences and recommend sizes that balance style flexibility with low maintenance.