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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Light Palm Rolling (Over 50 Locs).
Most sessions take between 60 and 90 minutes depending on loc thickness and length. Because we focus on over fifty locs, expect added time; your stylist will provide a precise estimate when assessing your hair.
No—this service does not include a wash. Palm rolling focuses solely on tightening and shaping locs. If you need cleansing, please schedule a separate wash or a combined maintenance appointment so we can allocate proper time and care for your hair.
We recommend scheduling palm rolling every four to eight weeks for most clients. Frequency depends on new growth rate, loc thickness, and your preferred tidy look; discuss a personalized maintenance plan with your stylist to keep locs healthy and neat.
Palm rolling helps firm and smooth the locs along their shafts and can offer mild tightening near roots, but it does not substitute for a full root retwist. For significant root tightening, book a retwist or interlocking service.
Minimal changes—palm rolling refines and compacts locs without altering your overall style. You may notice slight shortening as locs tighten, but length and established parts are preserved. Discuss style preferences with your stylist before service.
Generally safe—light palm rolling is gentle and suitable for many loc stages. However, newly formed or very fragile locs need extra caution. Your stylist will assess condition and may adjust pressure or recommend waiting to avoid damage.