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She started my hair at 0820 and I was out the door at 0117. She was so thorough and her wo...more
Absolutely love my braids. Didn’t take long at all and the stylist went above and beyond t...more
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Friendly atmosphere. Quality braiding and affordable. I will definitely be back!
Prettiest braids I’ve ever gotten!! Entire experience 10/10‼️‼️❤️
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Dread Locs.
Initial installation typically takes 3–6 hours depending on hair length, thickness, and desired loc size. Compact or very long hair may require more time. We'll give an accurate estimate during consultation and aim for comfort plus precision throughout the process.
When installed and cared for properly, dread locs act as a protective style and should not cause damage. Neglect, excessive tension, or improper product use can lead to breakage. We teach gentle maintenance and regular checks to protect hair integrity.
Keep locs clean with sulfate-free shampoos, dry thoroughly to prevent mildew, and palm-roll or retwist new growth as recommended. Use light oils and avoid heavy creams. We'll provide a tailored aftercare routine and product suggestions during your visit.
Yes — in many cases we can transition braids into locs by backcombing, palm-rolling, or interlocking, depending on braid size and condition. A consultation helps determine method, time required, and whether trimming or product removal is needed first.
Prices vary by hair length, density, loc size, and chosen method. Initial installs typically cost more than maintenance. We offer consultations for a precise quote and transparent pricing; add-ons like color or extensions increase cost.
Maturation time varies; most locs take 6–24 months to fully mature depending on hair texture, maintenance, and stylist technique. Thicker or coarser hair often locks faster. Regular upkeep and avoiding constant manipulation help locs form uniformly and healthily.