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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Loc Reconstruction.
Appointments vary widely depending on number of locs and damage. Small repairs can take one to two hours; extensive reconstruction or full-head work may require four to six hours or multiple sessions. Your stylist will give an estimated time at consultation.
Cost depends on loc count, damage severity, and time required. We price per loc for small repairs and offer per-head quotes for larger jobs. Schedule a consultation for an accurate estimate; final price determined after assessment.
Our priority is to preserve your natural locs. Reconstruction techniques reinforce and rejoin damaged sections when possible. In cases of severe root damage or irreparable breakage, minimal trimming or reattachment may be necessary; we’ll discuss options and outcomes during consultation.
Avoid washing or heavy manipulation for 48–72 hours to let repairs set. When you do wash, use gentle sulfate-free cleansers and dry thoroughly. Avoid tight styles, excessive pulling, or chemical treatments for several weeks to protect reconstructed sections.
Loc Reconstruction suits most hair types and loc widths, but suitability depends on hair strength and damage location. Extremely fragile hair or very new, tiny locs might need alternative approaches. Book a consultation so we can assess and recommend the best solution.
Maintain reconstructed locs with gentle cleansing, lightweight moisturizers, and regular retwist or maintenance appointments. Avoid tight styles, heavy waxes, and excessive heat. Use satin wraps at night and return for follow-up checks to monitor healing and prevent future breakage.