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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Starter Locks.
Initial installation time varies by hair length, density and chosen size. Expect three to six hours on average; complex parting or additional services may extend the appointment. Your stylist will give a time estimate during consultation.
Home care includes washing every one to two weeks with residue-free shampoo, palm rolling or gentle retwisting as directed, keeping scalp moisturized, and sleeping with a satin scarf. Avoid heavy products that cause buildup to support healthy locking.
Maturing time varies widely—typically 12 to 24 months depending on hair texture, thickness and maintenance. Early stages show coiling or fuzzy appearance; with consistent care and professional retouches, locs gradually tighten and take on a smooth, defined look.
Yes. Washing is safe and encouraged to maintain scalp health. Use a gentle, residue-free shampoo every one to two weeks, rinse thoroughly, and dry completely. Avoid vigorous scrubbing of new loc bases to prevent unraveling during early formation.
When installed and maintained by trained stylists using gentle tension and proper sectioning, starter locks should not cause damage. Prioritize scalp health, avoid excessive pulling or tight styles, and schedule follow-ups to correct tension and minimize breakage risks.
Avoid heat styling on very new starter locs as it can weaken hairs and delay locking. Extensions should be applied by a professional to prevent stress. Once locs have matured, low-heat styling and safe extension methods become more appropriate.