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I got a blowout and press. It looked amazing Brittany was reasonable and turn around respo...more
I have been going to see Brittany for about 10 years now. I have never left her chair feel...more
Absolutely wonderful service, and knew how to take care of my tender scalp. 10/10 🙌🏽🙌🏽...more
Brittany did a fantastic job with the silk press. I love it!!!
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In 2024 my hairdresser retired. I needed my hair done for my daughters wedding. My daugh...more
Brittany was great, nice personality. Left my hair feeling nice and silky. I received lots...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Dread Retwist.
We recommend retwisting every 4–8 weeks depending on your hair growth rate, texture, and desired neatness. Shorter intervals suit tighter styles or fast new growth; we’ll advise a personalized schedule during consultation.
When done with gentle tension and proper technique, retwisting is safe. We prioritize minimal pulling, use protective products, and evaluate weak spots. Excessive force or infrequent maintenance can cause stress, so follow our care recommendations to reduce risk.
Yes. Our base retwist covers standard lengths and typical new growth. Extra charges apply for extended length, dense locs, or significant new growth that requires extra time or product. Pricing is provided in the booking or during your consultation.
Typically 1.5 to 3 hours depending on loc count, thickness, and whether extra length or new growth fees apply. Consultations, product application, and light finishing styles factor in. We’ll give an accurate time estimate when you book.
Avoid heavy manipulation, sleep on a satin pillowcase or bonnet, moisturize your scalp lightly, and wait 3–5 days before washing to set the retwist. Use recommended products and schedule follow-up appointments to keep locs tidy and healthy.
Yes, we can work with neglected locs, though additional time, rebuilding, or maintenance may be required. Expect higher fees for heavy new growth or repair. We’ll assess condition first and recommend restoration steps, pricing, and realistic outcomes.