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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Locs (Starter Set).
Timing varies with hair length, density, and chosen loc size. Most Locs (Starter Set) appointments take between three and seven hours. We provide a time estimate during consultation so you can plan accordingly and understand how size affects appointment length.
Properly installed starter locs should not cause hair damage when performed correctly. Our stylists assess elasticity, avoid excessive tension, and use gentle techniques. With proper preparation and aftercare, starter locs can be created while preserving hair strength and scalp health.
Wash and condition hair 24–48 hours before your appointment, and avoid heavy oils or products that weigh hair down. Arrive with clean, completely dry hair and bring reference photos if you have a preferred size or style for your Locs (Starter Set).
Final pricing depends on loc diameter, hair length, density, and required time. Smaller locs generally cost more due to increased time. We offer a detailed consultation and transparent quote based on your desired size and hair characteristics before booking.
Starter locs begin to form immediately, but full maturation usually takes six to eighteen months depending on hair texture, loc size, and maintenance routine. Regular retouches and recommended care accelerate healthy locking and reduce unraveling during the early stages.
Yes — we offer various parting patterns such as box, brick, diagonal, or freeform rows. Choice affects loc count, thickness, and final look. During consultation, your stylist will recommend a pattern that complements your head shape, hair density, and style goals.