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What Our Clients Say
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They are fast and the work is very neat.
I call them when they opened. I went in about 11:30am for micro braids I was done around 3...more
My daughter's hair looks amazing 👏🏾
Very nice and friendly I was last minute getting there and they still got me in price was ...more
Love my hair their very professional I would recommend them to everyone and I'll be going ...more
Fast, neat work. Will return
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Spring Twists.
When professionally installed, Spring Twists can last four to eight weeks depending on hair care, growth rate, and activities. Regular moisturizing, gentle sleep protection, and occasional touch-ups at the roots extend longevity and keep the style fresh.
When installed correctly with appropriate tension and quality spring hair, Spring Twists are low-damage and protective. Avoid excessive pulling, heavy products, or prolonged wear; book professional removal and regular moisturizing to maintain scalp health.
Yes, but take precautions: wear a swim cap, rinse and condition after chlorinated or saltwater exposure, and tie hair up during workouts. Proper maintenance prevents frizz and preserves the coil pattern longer.
Appointment time varies by hair length, density, and size of twists. Expect two to five hours for a full head. Consult with your stylist for personalized timing and to discuss desired thickness and length.
Use a lightweight leave-in moisturizer, oil the scalp sparingly, and sleep on a satin bonnet or pillowcase. Refresh frizzy coils with light water misting or curl foam and avoid heavy products that weigh twists down.
Yes, with caution. Communicate your hair history with the stylist; they will assess strength and recommend protective prep like deep conditioning. Reduced tension and proper aftercare minimize breakage on chemically treated strands.