Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Interlock 5 or More Inches.

Time varies with hair density, length, and loc size. We charge per hour; most clients with five inches or longer hair require two to six hours. Your stylist will provide an estimated time when assessing your hair.

When performed by a trained stylist, interlocking is gentle and protects strands. Excessive tension or improper technique can cause stress, so we assess scalp health and recommend regular moisturizing, retightening intervals, and professional care to prevent damage.

Retightening depends on hair growth and preference; typically every four to eight weeks keeps roots tidy. If your hair grows quickly or you prefer a very neat look, schedule shorter intervals. Your stylist will recommend a tailored plan.

Wait 24 to 48 hours before washing to allow locs to settle. Use a gentle, residue-free shampoo and avoid vigorous rubbing. Pat dry and air-dry thoroughly to prevent mildew. Your stylist will advise product recommendations.

Interlocking is adaptable to most hair textures and densities, but technique and tension are adjusted accordingly. Very fragile or heavily damaged hair may require strengthening treatments first. Book a consultation so we can assess your hair and recommend the best approach.

We charge this service by the hour; rates vary by stylist experience and hair complexity. Typical sessions range from two to six hours. For an accurate quote, book a consultation or consult during booking—deposits may be required to secure your appointment.