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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Interlocking for regular sized locs.
We recommend scheduling interlocking for regular sized locs every 4-8 weeks, depending on hair growth, scalp condition, and desired neatness. Your stylist will assess root regeneration and recommend a personalized maintenance timeline.
Properly performed interlocking should not cause prolonged pain. You may feel brief pulling during tightening, but experienced stylists use gentle tension and adjust technique. Report any sharp or persistent discomfort immediately so it can be corrected.
Interlocking tightens and secures roots but does not significantly change overall loc thickness. Locs can appear slightly more compact at the base, though hair volume remains. Discuss combining locs or extensions if you want a fuller look.
Appointment length varies by loc count, length, and condition; expect roughly one to three hours on average. More extensive retouches or repairs take longer. We provide an estimated duration when you book based on your hair.
Aftercare includes gentle moisturizing, avoiding heavy products for 48 hours, sleeping on satin or silk, and avoiding tight styles for about a week. Follow your stylist's washing and maintenance advice to preserve results and scalp health.
You can color or chemically treat locs after interlocking, but timing is important. Wait at least two weeks for roots to settle and inform your stylist of recent interlocking so they can choose safe products and processing methods.