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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Crochet Root Maintenance (80 Locs).
Crochet maintenance uses a small crochet hook to tighten new growth by pulling loose hairs into the loc. Unlike interlocking, it doesn't pull the entire loc through the base, resulting in gentler tension and often faster, less invasive upkeep for mature locs.
Generally every 4 to 8 weeks is recommended, depending on hair growth rate, loc thickness, and desired neatness. Schedule based on visible new growth or frizz; your stylist can recommend an ideal maintenance interval during a consultation.
Appointment length varies by loc size and density; expect 1.5 to 3 hours for 80 locs. Smaller, thinner locs are faster; denser or longer locs may take longer. We time accurately and will give an estimate when you book.
When performed correctly, crochet maintenance should be comfortable with minimal scalp discomfort. We adjust tension for sensitivity; however, extremely weak or brittle locs may need gentler care. Book a consultation if you have scalp concerns or a history of breakage.
Come with clean, fully dry locs and avoid heavy oils the day before. Remove jewelry and scarves. Bring photos or notes about your preferred maintenance style. Arriving prepared helps ensure efficient, accurate crochet root work.
You can switch between crochet and interlocking methods, but consistency helps loc health. We evaluate your locs during a consultation to recommend the best approach based on thickness, tension tolerance, and long-term goals for strength and appearance.