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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Butterfly Locs (Crochet).
With proper care, Butterfly Locs (Crochet) last six to eight weeks before maintenance is recommended. Because this service includes braid-down pattern and crochet install only, longevity depends on hair growth and upkeep like nightly wrapping and scalp moisturizing.
When installed with a correct braid-down pattern and proper tension, Butterfly Locs (Crochet) can be a low-damage protective style. Excessive tension, heavy extensions, or prolonged wear without maintenance can cause breakage, so follow stylist guidance and schedule regular checks.
You can swim and exercise, but protect your install by wearing a swim cap or braiding the locs into a bun, rinsing and thoroughly drying afterwards to prevent mildew. Use lightweight leave-in products to maintain moisture without buildup.
Arrive with clean, detangled hair; deep-condition beforehand if possible. Avoid heavy oils or recently colored hair without consulting the stylist. Because this service is braid-down and crochet-only, clear communication on length and color choices helps ensure the desired result.
Yes — pre-colored synthetic or human-hair extensions are commonly used. Discuss color placement and expectations with your stylist. Keep in mind dyeing synthetic hair isn't recommended; for custom shades, bring human-hair extensions or consult about professional color services.
Maintain with nightly satin wraps or bonnet, moisturize scalp sparingly with light oils or sprays, and avoid heavy products. Schedule touch-ups every six to eight weeks for neat braid-downs and replace any loose pieces. Gentle cleansing keeps the scalp healthy.