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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Senegalese Twists.
With proper care, Senegalese Twists last six to eight weeks on average. Touch-ups may be needed around the edges sooner. Avoid heavy oils and excessive pulling; follow salon aftercare to maintain neatness and prevent slippage for maximum longevity.
When installed correctly by experienced stylists and not overly tight, Senegalese Twists are a protective style. They can cause damage if excessive tension or improper removal occurs. We assess hair health and adjust tension and size to minimize stress and promote safe wear.
Installation time varies with size, length and hair preparation—expect two to six hours. Larger or longer twists require more time. We provide an estimate during consultation and offer breaks, entertainment, or express options to make the process comfortable and efficient.
You can swim and exercise, but take precautions: rinse hair after swimming, wear a swim cap when possible, and secure twists to reduce tangling. Moisturize scalp regularly and avoid rough toweling. Following aftercare keeps twists fresh and protects your natural hair.
Cleanse scalp gently with diluted shampoo or scalp wipes, moisturize with light leave-in products and oils, and sleep on a satin pillowcase or bonnet. Refrain from heavy products and excessive manipulation; schedule touch-ups for frayed edges to prolong the style.
Coloring synthetic hair isn't recommended and can damage fibers. If using natural or human hair extensions, consult us—professionals can safely dye or trim. For restyling, avoid excessive heat; opt for salon services to alter length or texture without compromising the twists.