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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Goddess Locs.
Installation time varies by length, size, and hair density. Most Goddess Locs take between three and six hours at Smart Braids. Your stylist will give a more accurate estimate during consultation and may split long appointments to ensure comfort and precision.
Yes — Goddess Locs work on most hair textures and densities. Thicker or coarser hair often achieves fuller locs naturally, while finer hair may require added extension hair for volume. Book a consultation so the stylist can recommend size, technique, and the best attachment method.
Maintain Goddess Locs by washing gently every one to two weeks with a sulfate-free shampoo, thoroughly rinsing, and air-drying or using low heat. Moisturize the scalp with light oils, avoid heavy creams, and sleep with a silk scarf to reduce frizz and preserve waves.
You can swim or exercise with Goddess Locs, but take precautions. Wear a swim cap, rinse hair with fresh water after chlorinated or saltwater exposure, and dry thoroughly to prevent odor and mildew. Tighten or rewrap locs after intense workouts for longevity.
With proper care, Goddess Locs typically need maintenance every four to eight weeks, depending on hair growth and activity level. Some clients prefer touch-ups at six weeks for neat roots, while others extend to two months; full redo timelines vary by desired style.
Yes — color can be added to Goddess Locs using pre-colored extension hair, highlights, or semi-permanent dyes on natural hair. Colored locs may require additional maintenance to prevent fading; consult your stylist to choose safe methods and the best color placement.