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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
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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 Kinky Twist.
With proper care and minimal tension, Kinky Twist styles typically last four to eight weeks. Longevity depends on installation size, hair growth, and maintenance. Regular moisturizing, gentle cleansing, and occasional salon touch-ups extend wear and protect your natural hair.
Yes. You can wash and condition hair with Kinky Twist installed using diluted shampoo and gentle scalp massage. Rinse carefully, avoid heavy soaking of roots, and always dry thoroughly to prevent mildew. Use light leave-in or mist for ongoing moisture.
Kinky Twist is a protective style when installed correctly. Avoid excessive tension, very small sections, or leaving twists in too long. Proper installation, regular moisturizing, and careful removal minimize breakage and help preserve your natural hair's health.
Installation time varies by size, length, and density. At our salon, expect two to six hours for full-head Kinky Twist installs. Smaller or partial styles take less time — your stylist will give a tailored estimate during consultation.
Nightly satin bonnet or scarf, gentle moisturizing of scalp and twists, and minimal manipulation prolong Kinky Twist wear. Avoid heavy oils, excessive pulling, and prolonged wetness. Schedule touch-ups or professional maintenance every four to six weeks for best results.
Yes — Kinky Twist can be styled into updos, ponytails, and buns. Keep styles loose, use soft elastic bands, and distribute weight to avoid tension on the roots. For intricate or high-tension looks, ask your stylist to modify technique to protect your edges.