Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Loc detangling.

Sessions typically range from sixty to one hundred fifty minutes depending on loc length, thickness, and degree of matting. Our stylists assess your hair first and provide an estimated duration before starting, so you can plan accordingly.

When performed correctly, detangling minimizes breakage. Our experts use gentle techniques, lubrication, and patience to separate knots. Severe matting may require careful trimming, which we'll discuss beforehand to preserve your locs while reducing damage risk.

For locs neglected over two months, many clients book detangling every eight to twelve weeks. Frequency depends on hair texture, activities, and maintenance routine. Your stylist will recommend a personalized schedule to maintain health and prevent severe matting.

Clean hair helps, but avoid heavy conditioners that can loosen loc structure. We recommend washing twenty-four to forty-eight hours before your appointment with a residue-free shampoo. If you arrive with product buildup, we'll cleanse and assess before detangling.

Yes, our specialists can often restore matted locs through patient detangling and debris removal. In extreme cases, partial reshaping or trimming may be advised. We'll explain options and risks so you can make an informed decision about preserving your locs.

Keep locs dry for several hours and avoid heavy styling for the first day. Use recommended moisturizing sprays and residue-free products. Schedule follow-up retwists as advised, and maintain a gentle nightly routine to prevent re-matting and support long-term loc health.