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What Our Clients Say
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I love my hair! I will definitely be returning.
Jamila & Adam are the best! My hair came out better than i imagined, Parts & length were p...more
Great.braider that works quick!
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Very kind and professional, braids were completed with care.
Nice people, clean place and very friendly. Jamila keeps a smile on her face.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Dreadlocks.
Most clients schedule maintenance every 4–8 weeks depending on hair growth, loc thickness, and desired neatness. We assess your hair and recommend a personalized schedule to maintain healthy roots and prevent buildup or unraveling.
Proper professional styling minimizes damage with gentle techniques and secure, non-pulling methods. Occasional updos are safe; frequent tight styles can strain roots. We’ll advise protective options and limits to preserve loc strength and scalp health.
Appointment length varies with loc thickness, length, and chosen style. Maintenance retwists often take 1–3 hours; complex styling or updos can take 2–5 hours. We provide time estimates during booking so you can plan accordingly.
Yes. We frequently perform root maintenance then transition into styling in the same session. Combining services saves time and ensures a cohesive, long-lasting result, though longer appointments may be required for intricate designs.
We recommend gentle shampooing with residue-free products, avoiding heavy waxes, sleeping with a silk scarf, moisturizing the scalp, and scheduling regular touch-ups. Follow our personalized aftercare plan to maintain neat roots and prolong your style.
Yes. We offer consultations to discuss hair history, type, maintenance expectations, and styling goals. This helps us recommend appropriate techniques, timelines, and care routines so you can make an informed choice about your locs.