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I had an amazing experience Mrs. Glory and another lady assisted her i did catch her name....more
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Properly installed and maintained, Senegalese twists usually last six to eight weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth, maintenance, and lifestyle. Limit excessive pulling, moisturize the scalp, sleep on silk, and avoid heavy oils to reduce frizz and prolong the style.
When installed correctly with appropriate tension and care, they are protective and minimize breakage. Avoid overly tight parts, schedule maintenance, and ensure hair is healthy before installation. Our stylists use gentle techniques to protect your edges and scalp.
Installation time varies by size and length but typically takes three to six hours. Smaller or longer twists may take longer. We provide time estimates during consultation so you can plan accordingly and choose the right size for your schedule.
Yes. Wash gently every one to two weeks using diluted shampoo and focus on the scalp. Use a gentle squeeze-dry, apply light leave-in conditioners or oils, and avoid heavy products that weigh down twists or cause buildup.
Yes—hair is included in our Senegalese twists service. We use high-quality synthetic or premium options and select colors to match. Upgrades or special premium hair may incur additional fees; consult with your stylist for exact pricing and options.
Protect edges by requesting loose parts and avoiding tight styles. Moisturize with lightweight oils or edge serums, and massage gently. Limit heavy pulling, use silk scarves at night, and schedule touch-ups if you notice stress or thinning at the hairline.
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Published On: March 31, 2026