Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Top Layer Tribals.

Touch up includes refreshing the top layer braids, tightening edges, and re-braiding loose sections. I only perform touch ups on my own Top Layer Tribals, within four weeks of the original appointment, and only once per style.

Book a touch up as soon as you notice loosening, but no later than four weeks after completion. I recommend scheduling within two to three weeks for best longevity and neat appearance.

No — I only touch up Top Layer Tribals that I originally created. If your style was done elsewhere, please book a new appointment when my books reopen so I can recreate and maintain the desired look.

If you miss the four-week window, I cannot perform a touch up. You should book a fresh Top Layer Tribals service when scheduling opens so your new style will meet my standards for longevity and neatness.

With proper care, Top Layer Tribals can look neat for three to six weeks, but a touch up must happen within four weeks. Maintenance, like scalp moisturizing and sleeping with a silk bonnet, extends the style's appearance.

I often use extension hair for added length and fullness in Top Layer Tribals. I match textures to your natural hair; most hair types are suitable, but discuss concerns during booking so I choose the best method.