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Yes, I did a few repairs.

No, I’m not about to make you search for them.

This was my first session with her and a house call to campus. Once everything that needed my attention was handled, she got a fresh retie to finish things off.

And quite frankly, I think we should spend the rest of our time here admiring it.

Whether you’re coming to me or need Kurls to Locs to come to you, secure your next appointment through the link in bio.

Imagine your loctician telling you to come back less often.

Yup.

After starting her micro locs, I used those early 4 week reties to observe how her hair was settling. We eventually moved to 6 weeks but even then she wasn’t experiencing slippage and there wasn’t enough loose hair to comfortably complete a proper rotation.

So why force it?

We stretched her maintenance to every 8 weeks and that schedule has been working beautifully for her.

She follows her home care recommendations, keeps her reties consistent and her micro locs have been making beautiful progress because of it.

Thinking about starting micro locs or looking for maintenance that actually considers what yours need? Secure your session through the link in bio✨

I could tell you consistency matters.

Or you could just look at her locs.

Every 8 weeks, I’m back for her house call. And every visit gets to build on the care from the one before it.

That’s the quiet beauty of consistency. You don’t have to wait until something goes wrong to start paying attention.

Sometimes the flex is simply having nothing to fix✨

If it’s time to give your locs that kind of consistency, your next session is waiting through the link in bio.

📍 Post Royal, St. Andrew
🚗 House calls available

First session together and naturally, I had questions.

There were a few areas of breakage we could address and a couple that deserved a little more investigation.

After going through the usual suspects (products, maintenance schedule, tension, medication and stress) there wasn’t an obvious change that explained what I was seeing.

At that point? Above my pay grade, respectfully. A visit to the doctor was my recommendation because sometimes what shows up on the scalp and affects the hair deserves a conversation beyond your loctician’s chair.

What was within my jurisdiction? A few repairs and a bomb retwist.

And that part, I handled accordingly 😌

If you’re looking for a loctician who’ll pay attention to what your locs are telling us, including knowing when the answer may not be mine to give, secure your session through the link in bio.

📍Post Royal, St. Andrew
🚗 House Calls Available

You wouldn’t know by looking at it but there’s no gel in this retwist.

Her scalp doesn’t respond well to gels, so none were used, just peppermint spray and medicated grease.

And as you can see… we didn’t have to sacrifice the finish either. Because the products used should make sense for the person sitting in my chair, not just the finished look.

Sometimes providing a better service simply means knowing when to leave something out.

Appointments can be secured through the link in bio✨

📍Post Royal, St. Andrew
🚗 House calls available

Her previous session addressed damage caused from incorrect bleaching technique. This visit? An eight-week retie.

Her loose hair has been interlocked to match her existing maintenance.

Good maintenance isn’t always about fixing a problem. Sometimes it’s about making sure we don’t create another one.

For maintenance with the details in mind, secure your session through the link in bio.

A simple retwist and two-strand twists.

If simple and well done is speaking your language, you know where to find me.

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📍 Post Royal, St. Andrew | House calls available