Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Microloc Repair.

Appointments vary with damage and loc count; most repairs take one to three hours. We charge $100 per hour, and your stylist will assess needs during consultation to provide a time and price estimate before starting work.

No — when performed by experienced stylists, repair uses gentle reinforcement and protective techniques to stabilize weak areas. We assess fragility, use minimal tension and safe products to strengthen locs while minimizing risk of added breakage.

We recommend waiting 24 to 48 hours before washing to allow repairs to set. Use sulfate-free cleansers and light products afterward. Your stylist will give specific aftercare instructions tailored to your loc condition and repair methods used.

Many weakened microlocs can be repaired and reinforced to regain strength and thickness, though severely compromised locs may need partial rebuilding or replacement. We evaluate extent of damage and recommend conservative repairs first to preserve natural hair.

Yes — we schedule follow-ups based on your repair extent and hair growth. Typical check-ins occur every 4–8 weeks to tighten, reinforce, and monitor progress. Regular maintenance helps prevent future damage and prolong the life of your repaired locs.

Come with clean, dry hair free of heavy oils or build-up. Bring photos of your ideal look and a list of products you use. Arrive on time for a thorough consultation so the stylist can plan treatments and timing.