Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Crochet Root Maintenance (200 Locs).

During the appointment we assess growth, section locs, and use a sterile crochet hook to instantly pull and tighten new growth into the existing loc. We tidy stray hairs, ensure even root definition for all 200 locs, and finish with light moisturizing.

Yes. The crochet method suits most loc sizes and textures, especially dense heads. For extremely fragile or very thin locs we may recommend a gentler approach like interlocking. We'll evaluate during consultation and advise the best maintenance option for your hair.

When done professionally, crochet maintenance does not damage healthy locs. The tool secures new growth with minimal tension. Improper technique can cause breakage, so book with experienced stylists and disclose any weak spots, recent repairs, or scalp concerns before service.

Typical appointments range from two to four hours for 200 locs, depending on density, loc size, and required tidying. We schedule ample time to ensure careful, even crochet locking and finishing. Exact duration will be confirmed during booking.

We recommend scheduling crochet root maintenance every four to eight weeks for optimal root definition and loc health. Frequency depends on your hair growth rate, scalp condition, and styling preferences. We’ll create a personalized maintenance schedule during your consultation.

Yes. If you prefer interlocking instead of crochet maintenance, please call to book our Interlock Maintenance service. We'll assess suitability during consultation. Interlocking is a different technique with distinct timing, care needs, and pricing compared to crochet root maintenance.