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Get answers to common questions about Interlocks.
Installation time varies by loc size, hair length, and density. Starter interlocks typically take between two and six hours. Your stylist will assess hair and discuss timing during consultation to provide a precise estimate and schedule.
Interlocks suit most natural textures, from tight coils to looser curls, but optimal results depend on length and health. Very short or heavily damaged hair may need preparation; we'll recommend trimming, conditioning, or alternative methods in consultation.
Wash every one to two weeks with residue-free shampoo, gently massaging the scalp and avoiding rough manipulation of new locs. Thoroughly dry to prevent mildew. Use light oils for scalp moisture and schedule maintenance appointments for tightening and shaping.
Yes. Interlocks can be professionally retightened, repaired, or reshaped as they mature. Regular maintenance sessions every four to eight weeks keep locs neat, reduce stress at the roots, and address thinning, unraveling, or breakage promptly.
Yes, often suitable with preparation. Chemically treated hair should be evaluated and strengthened with conditioning treatments first. Our stylists recommend a consultation to determine readiness, perform necessary treatments, and create a customized plan to minimize breakage during the interlocking process.
Costs vary by loc size, number, and stylist expertise; starter interlocks typically range from $150 to $600. Installation time commonly falls between two and six hours. We provide full quotes after consultation, factoring hair length, density, and any required prep treatments.