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Get answers to common questions about Starter Locs.
Most Starter Locs appointments range from two to four hours depending on hair length, density, and chosen loc size. Thinner starter locs or longer hair can extend the time. Your stylist will give a more precise estimate during consultation.
When installed correctly by trained professionals, Starter Locs should not damage healthy hair. We use gentle tension techniques and recommend aftercare routines to prevent breakage. Existing damage should be discussed so the stylist can adapt method and recommend treatments to strengthen hair beforehand.
Maintain Starter Locs with gentle washing every one to two weeks, light moisturizing, and nighttime protection like satin scarves. Avoid heavy product buildup and tight manipulation. Follow stylist's tightening schedule and attend regular retightening appointments to encourage neat, healthy locking and minimize frizz.
Starter Locs typically take twelve to twenty-four months to fully mature, depending on hair texture, care, and maintenance routines. Regular maintenance and proper moisturizing speed up healthy locking, while thicker or slower hair textures often require the longer end of the timeframe.
Yes, but timing matters. We recommend waiting twenty-four to forty-eight hours after installation before the first gentle wash to allow locs to settle. Use residue-free shampoo and thoroughly rinse. Pat dry and air-dry or use low heat; avoid vigorous rubbing or heavy products.
Light styling is fine, but avoid tight or heavy styles that stress the roots for the first few weeks. Gentle updos, loose twists, and headbands are acceptable. Consult your stylist for recommended styles and timelines to protect new locs and encourage even locking.