
Sisterlocks are a type of very small, natural dreadlock created with a special tool that builds them from the ends to the roots, rather than by twisting. They are maintained by interlocking. Their key distinguishing feature is their tiny size with parts ranging from 1/8 to 3/8 of an inch wide. This results in a high quantity of individual locs, with a typical count of 250 to 400. They are suitable for all natural hair types and textures.

Microlocks are a smaller, less bulky version of traditional dreadlocks. They are created by techniques like braiding and twisting, and are defined by their very small size (smaller than a pencil, sometimes as thin as yarn).The installation process is straightforward but incredibly time-consuming. They can be started with either braids (which are more secure) or two-strand twists (which are faster to install); both will eventually matt into a loc. Choosing microlocks is a long-term journey that progresses through different stages as the hair grows.

Sisterlock extensions offer a seamless, damage-free method for quickly adding permanent length to natural hair by integrating textured human hair directly into the tips of existing locs using a specialized interlocking technique. Unlike traditional methods that rely on glue, heat, or thread, this approach perfectly matches the client's natural hair in size, texture, and movement, making the transition virtually undetectable. While pre-booking is required for the necessary hair assessment and preparation, the resulting extensions behave exactly like natural locs and are easily maintained during regular Sisterlock retightening appointments.

The services cover the entire dreadlock journey with instant or wax-assisted start-up, adding length with extensions, and maintaining the locks with either crochet or re-twist methods.
Crochet Start-Up creates instant locks that can be washed immediately. The final outcome depends on the client's natural hair density and length, though thickness and quantity can be chosen.
Crochet Retouch is a chemical-free method using a crochet hook to incorporate new growth into existing dreadlocks, making them smooth and even from root to tip.
Wax Start-Up uses dread wax or gel to form locks. The wax is not quickly water-soluble, helping to hold the knots together during early washes after a two-week waiting period.
Re-Twist Retouch is a maintenance technique that involves applying a locking cream to the roots and twisting them to tighten the dreads as they dry.

Dreadlock Extensions adds length to existing dreadlocks using human or synthetic hair. The joint is discreet, and extensions can be combined with a start-up service. Pre-booking is required for preparation, and various colors are available.

Knotless braids are a type of box braid designed to be pain-free and reduce tension on the scalp. The key difference is that they are knot-free. Unlike traditional box braids that start with a tight knot at the root, knotless braids are started with the client's own hair. The stylist then gradually feeds in the braiding hair as they braid down the length, eliminating the need for a bulky, tight knot at the base.

Box braids are a popular protective hairstyle, particularly within African communities. They are characterized by their square-shaped partings ("boxy" divisions) and are designed to be worn for extended periods to promote natural hair growth and protect the ends. They are typically installed using synthetic hair, which adds both length and thickness to the natural hair that is braided inside.

Tribal braids also known as Fulani braids are a style of cornrow that is typically braided from the front to the back of the head, often through the center. The text also highlights a popular hybrid style that combines cornrows in the front with box braids in the back. This style has made a major comeback due to its appealing look, the protective benefits of box braids and its ease of maintenance.

Boho knotless braids are a style of box braids characterized by curly, undone ends that create a full and voluminous look. The style involves braiding only the first few inches of hair and leaving the rest loose and curly. This is a protective hairstyle ideal for those who prefer long braids. For the best results and longevity, it is recommended to use human hair for the curly ends. However, it's not necessary to use human hair for the entire style; a common approach is to use synthetic hair for the braided base and human hair specifically for the curly ends.

Faux locs are temporary and non-committal hairstyle that imitates the look of dreadlocks. Created by braiding natural hair into a base and wrapping extensions around it. Ideal for those who want the dreadlock aesthetic without the permanent commitment.
Butterfly Locs are subtype of faux locs and a protective style. Distinguished by their curly, looping strands that create a soft, "undone" look resembling butterfly wings. Installed using the crochet method with wavy hair to achieve a loose, unraveled aesthetic.
Both styles use extensions instead of locking the wearer's natural hair.

Cornrows are a traditional, versatile, and protective braiding technique where hair is braided close to the scalp in raised rows to create designs. The text highlights several popular styles like Big Cornrows (Feature thicker strands for a bold, classic look that is easier and faster to install). Updo/Ponytail (A trendy, low-maintenance protective style that keeps hair off the face and can be accessorized). Side Cornrows (Offer a versatile and stylish look, often used for a dramatic undercut effect). Mohawk Cornrows (An intricate style where vertical side braids are twisted to the center to form a bold mohawk silhouette). Designed Cornrows (Showcase individuality by combining cornrows with other braid types to create intricate patterns and scalp art). Natural Cornrows (Embraces natural hair by incorporating cornrows into curly afros for a beautiful textural contrast). In essence cornrows are celebrated as an artistic and expressive hairstyle with a wide range of possibilities.
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