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Get answers to common questions about Starter Locs.
Installation typically takes two to six hours depending on hair length, density, and chosen starter size. Your stylist will assess texture and desired look, then give an estimated time during consultation to ensure comfortable scheduling and proper technique.
Starter locs suit most natural hair textures from fine to coarse. Ideal for clients ready to commit to loc maturation. Very fragile or chemically damaged hair may require pre-treatment or strengthening before installation for best long-term results.
Wash and condition your hair 24 to 48 hours before the appointment; avoid heavy oils or styling products. Arrive with clean, dry hair. Inform your stylist if hair is chemically treated and bring reference photos for your desired look.
Initial retwist schedule varies but expect maintenance every four to eight weeks for the first year to tidy new growth and shape locs. Frequency decreases as locs mature. Our stylists provide a personalized plan based on growth rate, lifestyle, and desired neatness.
You can color natural hair before starting locs, but wait a few weeks post-installation to avoid weakening fresh sections. Discuss timing and safe dye choices with your stylist. Pre-existing color treatments should be disclosed for proper technique and aftercare advice.
Loc maturation typically takes twelve to twenty-four months depending on hair texture, maintenance, and starter size. Thinner locs often mature faster. Regular care, patience, and recommended products help progress. Your stylist will monitor development and advise adjustments.