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Retwist

Recoiling or retighting the roots of dreadlocks to maintain neatness and structure. Revive your locs with a precise and neat retwisting service for a fresh and well-maintained look! This service is typically needed every Month and half after service.

Interlock

Method used to maintain and tighten locs by pulling the end of each loc through the root using a tool or fingers. This technique creates a knotted effect at the base of the loc to secure new growth and keep the loc tight and neat

Starting Locs

The process of intentionally forming matted rope-like strands of hair. There are severval methods for starting locs and the best choice depends on hair texture, lifestyle and desired final look . Common Start Methods: Two-Strand Twist- Hair is divided into two sections and twisted into two-strand. This is a popular method for medium to coarse hair. Over time the twist locks into mature locs. These are easy to start and good for styling versatility. Comb coils - A comb is used to oil small sections of hair tightly. This method is ideal for short, coily or kinky hair textures. Offers a neat And uniform starter look. Instant Locking- This method is used with a tool(crochet hook to create mature-looking dreadlocks immediately, rather than waiting months for your hair to naturally- lock.

Retwist And style

Fresh retwist to define and maintain your locs at the root, followed by a sleek style of your choice — from classic barrel twists to updos and braided crowns. Perfect for keeping your locs neat and healthy. Walk out feelin’ brand new with your scalp breathing and your style speaking for itself. 🔥 Recommended every 4–6 weeks for maintenance.

Dreadlock Repair And Restoration

$50.00 deposit required for new clients

Revitalize damaged or weakened dreadlocks with a repair and restoration service that strengthens, nourishes, and rehabilitates your locs to promote health, vitality, and longevity.

Natural hair Freestlye

$20.00 deposit required for new clients

A freestyle on natural kinky hair that isn’t locked into one specific or uniform pattern—it’s more creative, flexible, and unique to the person wearing it.