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They did an amazing job. They were very professional and I was out of there in under 4 hou...more
Good experience my first time . Ladies you're so nice and respectful
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Senegalese Twist.
With proper care, Senegalese Twists typically last 6–8 weeks and can extend up to 10–12 weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth, installation technique, and maintenance. Gentle cleansing and nighttime protection help preserve neatness and reduce frizz.
When installed with moderate tension by a skilled stylist, Senegalese Twists act as a protective style and can minimize breakage. Excessive tightness or leaving them in too long may stress edges, so we recommend proper technique and regular maintenance.
Yes. Use a diluted shampoo focusing on the scalp, rinse thoroughly, and ensure complete drying to prevent mildew. Pat dry and apply a lightweight oil to the scalp and roots to maintain moisture and preserve shine without loosening twists.
Appointment length varies by hair density, desired twist size, and length. Most installations take between three and eight hours; smaller or longer twists require more time. We provide a time estimate during consultation to plan your visit comfortably.
Senegalese Twists work well on most textures and lengths, especially medium to long hair for secure anchoring. Shorter hair can be blended with extensions. Book a consultation to determine the best technique and appropriate extension weight for your hair.
Maintain shine with lightweight oils or serums applied sparingly to twists and scalp, avoid heavy products that cause buildup, and sleep with a satin scarf or bonnet. Refresh edges gently and schedule touch-ups to keep the style polished.