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Get answers to common questions about Crochet Root Maintenance (80 Locs).
Crochet Root Maintenance uses a small hook to pull and tighten new growth at the root, without interlocking. It focuses on surface tightening rather than threading the entire loc. Choose based on desired tension, look, and hair health—book a consultation if unsure.
Session time varies by hair density, loc thickness, and scalp sensitivity. For eighty locs expect approximately 2 to 4 hours. Precise timing provided when you book; allow extra time for consults or styling. Arrive on time to ensure full appointment.
Maintenance frequency depends on your growth rate and desired neatness. Most clients return every 4–8 weeks for crochet maintenance. Longer intervals are possible for slow growers, but regular upkeep preserves loc shape and prevents excessive buildup or matting.
When performed correctly by a skilled stylist, crochet maintenance should not cause breakage. Using proper tension and technique protects follicles. Avoid frequent aggressive manipulation and heavy products. If you have fragile roots, request a gentle approach or book a consultation first.
You may wash your hair after maintenance, but wait 24–48 hours to allow roots to settle. Use gentle, sulfate-free shampoo and low-manipulation techniques. Pat dry, avoid vigorous rubbing, and tie with a silk scarf at night to extend the fresh results.
Arrive with clean, dry hair free of heavy oils or product buildup to help the crochet process. Bring a silk scarf or bonnet, and arrive on time. Share any scalp sensitivities or concerns with your stylist during check-in or book a pre-service consultation.