Use the Uchenna Method to bond human hair with your own using needles. No visible line between natural and added hair. Price varies depending on loc size and length. $1200 and up.

Repair broken or missing locs. $5-$15 per loc.

Meet with the stylist to assess your hair needs and create a plan to achieve the best results for your hair.

Styling of locs starting at $25. Price may vary depending on the style and length of hair.

Scalp exfoliation, loc wash based on hair and scalp needs, with added loc oils and natural conditioners.

Cut the length from locs, either naturally or with a blunt cut.

Exfoliate the scalp, wash and condition locs, re-twist/palm roll, and dress the locs with natural oil before setting with a dryer.

Start new locs using the coil method, which involves coiling the hair to form the foundation of locs.

Exfoliate the scalp, wash locs, and interlock new growth. Interlocking is a method of threading the tip of a loc through the base of the new growth. Great for swimmers or those who wash often.

Use an interlock needle to create loops that knot the new growth of already locked hair. Ideal for physically active individuals, swimmers, and those who need frequent washing.

Temporary locs using synthetic hair, installed as singles from the scalp. Price varies for smaller or curly hair added.

Instantly lock new growth hair using a crochet needle. This method pulls in loose hair and smooths the loc without product. Prices vary depending on loc size and length.

Includes scalp treatment and loc detox to heal the scalp and deep clean the locs. Locs are boiled to release debris, treated with oils and conditioners, then re-twisted and styled. Ideal for neglected locs.

Super skinny new locs, with just a few strands of hair per loc, resulting in a very full head of locs. Microlocs typically range from 6-9mm in diameter.

Start new locs using the crochet method on half of the head.

Start new locs using the crochet method on the entire head.