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Frequently Asked Questions
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Timing depends on hair length, loc size, and stylist speed. Typically expect 4–8 hours for a full set. Consult with your stylist for a precise estimate and to discuss any added color or intricate parting.
When installed correctly and not overly tight, faux locs act as a protective style. Proper maintenance, scalp cleansing, and timely touch-ups prevent tension damage. Discuss sensitivities with your stylist to adjust technique and protect edges.
Wash every 1–3 weeks depending on activity level and scalp oiliness, using diluted shampoo and gentle rinsing. Dry thoroughly to prevent mildew. Re-tighten edges as needed and use lightweight oils to maintain moisture without buildup.
Yes—with precautions. Chlorine and saltwater can dry hair, so rinse and apply a protective leave-in before swimming and wear a cap when possible. After exercise, cleanse the scalp and fully dry locs to prevent odor or mildew.
Faux locs usually last 4–8 weeks depending on growth, maintenance, and hair type. Smaller locs or high-tension styles may need earlier touch-ups. Regular upkeep and gentle sleep protection extend their neat appearance.
Removal is performed gently by unraveling or cutting synthetic hair close to roots, always prioritizing the natural hair. When done by a professional, damage is minimal. Follow-up conditioning treatments restore moisture and strength after removal.
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