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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Dread Loc/Scalp Detox.
Frequency depends on lifestyle and buildup; typically every 6–8 weeks keeps locs and scalp clear. Heavy product users, swimmers, or those in polluted environments may benefit from monthly detoxes. Your stylist will recommend a personalized schedule during consultation.
No—when performed by experienced stylists, the detox targets residue and scalp without disturbing mature loc structure. We use gentle techniques and minimal manipulation to preserve tightness. New or fragile locs may require extra caution and care recommendations.
We use clarifying cleansers, chelating agents for mineral buildup, nourishing serums, and soothing botanical extracts. Products are selected for residue-free rinsing and compatibility with locs; vegan and sulfate-free options available for sensitive scalps.
Appointments generally last 60–90 minutes depending on loc length, density, and buildup. Longer sessions may be needed for intensive detox or additional treatments. We’ll provide a time estimate when booking based on your hair’s condition.
We recommend waiting at least one to two weeks before coloring or chemical services to allow the scalp and locs to rebalance. If intense detoxing occurred, your stylist may advise a longer wait and a patch test for safety.
Rinse with lukewarm water, use recommended residue-free products, and avoid heavy styling for 48 hours. Apply light moisturizing sprays and follow your stylist’s maintenance plan. Regular gentle cleansing and periodic detoxing will keep locs healthy and prevent buildup.