Faux Locks Crochet Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Faux Locks Crochet.
Typically 3 to 6 hours depending on loc size, length, and the number of sections. Thicker or longer faux locs and intricate parting increase time. We provide a consultation to estimate exact chair time before your appointment.
With proper care, faux locs installed by crochet can last six to twelve weeks. Touch-ups for new growth and tightened roots are typically recommended every six to eight weeks to maintain neatness and prevent slippage.
Yes — you can gently wash your scalp and faux locs with diluted shampoo, focusing on the roots. Avoid heavy rubbing, thoroughly dry to prevent mildew, and use lightweight styling products to preserve shape and reduce buildup.
Faux Locks Crochet works best on medium to thick hair and with enough length to cornrow securely. Thin or very short hair may require consultation; we can recommend sizing, base styles, or alternative protective options to ensure longevity and comfort.
When installed and maintained properly, faux locs protect natural hair by reducing daily manipulation. Avoid excessive tension, heavy extensions, and prolonged wear without maintenance. Regular scalp care and professional removal minimize breakage and help preserve healthy edges and growth.
Removal involves carefully undoing the crochet loops and unfastening pre-made locs from the cornrow base. Our stylists remove gently to avoid pulling, cleanse the scalp, and assess natural hair condition, recommending trims or treatments as needed after removal.