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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Dreadlocks.
Initial installation typically takes 4–8 hours depending on hair length, thickness, chosen method (natural palm-rolling, backcombing, or synthetic extensions) and desired loc size. We schedule accordingly and discuss options during consultation to set realistic expectations and appointment time.
Yes — we offer high-quality synthetic options for instant length, volume, and color variety. Our stylists match textures and advise on weight, maintenance, and longevity. A consultation helps choose appropriate fibers and sizing to protect natural hair and ensure comfortable wear.
Generally every 4–8 weeks suits most clients, depending on hair growth, scalp health, and desired neatness. New or looser locs may need more frequent attention. We assess each client’s hair and recommend a personalized retwist schedule to maintain strong, tidy locs.
When installed and maintained correctly, dreadlocks should not inherently damage hair. Over-tightening, excessive weight from heavy extensions, or poor upkeep can cause stress or breakage. Our stylists prioritize gentle techniques, proper sizing, and scalp care guidance to protect your hair and promote healthy loc growth.
Longevity depends on fiber quality, daily care, and wear patterns. High-quality synthetic locs can last anywhere from 6 months up to 18 months with proper maintenance and periodic tightening. We advise care routines and replacement timelines during consultation to keep styles looking fresh.
Yes — but timing varies by method. For natural locs we commonly recommend waiting 1–2 weeks before the first gentle wash to allow locking. For synthetic extensions follow fiber-specific care instructions. We provide washing guidance, recommended products, and drying tips to prevent odor and mildew.