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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Starter Locs.
Installation typically takes three to six hours depending on hair thickness, length, and section size. Your stylist will consult beforehand to determine ideal parting and timing, ensuring neat, secure starter locs without unnecessary tension.
Yes — Starter Locs suit most hair textures and lengths, though ideal results typically require two to three inches of natural hair. We assess density and texture to pick section size and locking technique for optimal maturation and longevity.
Keep starter locs clean and dry between washes, use residue-free shampoos, and gently palm-roll or avoid aggressive manipulation. Wash every one to two weeks, sleep with a satin scarf, and schedule recommended maintenance check-ins.
We recommend maintenance every four to eight weeks for the first year, depending on hair growth and styling. Early check-ins help tighten loose roots, preserve neat sections, and prevent thinning or uneven locking as locs mature.
We advise waiting until locs reach sufficient maturity—typically several months—before adding extensions or permanent color. Early additions can impede locking and strain roots; consult your stylist for safe methods and timing tailored to your progress.
Starter Locs focus on creating small, secure sections to begin the natural locking process, while traditional services often include mature loc maintenance, interlocking, or repair. Starter sessions emphasize gentle formation, scalp health, and a plan for future care.