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Get answers to common questions about Afro Twist.
Typical installations take 2 to 5 hours depending on twist size, hair density, and whether hair is prepped. Complex styles or longer lengths may take longer. Your stylist will provide an estimated time during consultation to plan accordingly.
When installed and maintained correctly, Afro Twists are a protective style that minimizes manipulation and breakage. Avoid excessive tension, ensure scalp cleansing, and schedule removal after recommended wear time. Regular moisturizing and professional installation reduce risk of damage.
Protect twists nightly with a satin bonnet or scarf, lightly mist with water and leave-in conditioner, oil scalp sparingly, and refresh twists by separating or re-twisting loose sections. Avoid heavy manipulation and schedule gentle cleansing to preserve longevity.
You can exercise with Afro Twists, but use a swim cap for chlorinated pools and rinse hair promptly after swimming. Secure twists during workouts to reduce frizz, and fully dry to prevent mildew. Light maintenance may be needed after intense activity.
Afro Twists typically last 4–8 weeks with proper care; tighter, smaller twists may show loosening sooner. Regular nighttime protection, minimal manipulation, and occasional touch-ups extend wear. Remove promptly if excessive shedding or scalp irritation develops.
Installation over chemically treated hair is possible but requires a consultation to assess hair strength and elasticity. Stylists may recommend deep conditioning, protein treatments, or gentler techniques to prevent breakage. If hair is fragile, we may advise waiting until it's healthier.