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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Crochet Root Maintenance (100 Locs).
Appointments typically range from 90 to 150 minutes depending on hair texture, density, and how much regrowth. We assess your locs on arrival and keep you informed if extra time is needed for a flawless, neat finish.
When performed by an experienced stylist, crochet maintenance is gentle and minimizes tension. It avoids pulling associated with some techniques, but fragile or chemically damaged hair may need special care or a different method to prevent breakage.
Most clients return every 4 to 8 weeks depending on hair growth rate and desired neatness. Faster growth or a very polished look may require more frequent visits. We’ll recommend a schedule tailored to your locs.
Yes — the crochet method works for both newer and mature locs. For very new or loose locs we may recommend alternative care. If you need interlocking specifically, ask about our Interlock Maintenance service.
Yes — you can combine this maintenance with services like cleansing, conditioning, trims, or styling, though additional time and pricing may apply. Call ahead to schedule a combined appointment for accurate timing.
Arrive with clean, dry locs free of heavy oils or products. Remove accessories and be ready to discuss any weak spots or tension concerns. Communicate service expectations and any past loc issues before we begin.