Aftercare Guide: Protect Your Style, Protect Your Hair

Your new style was carefully installed to look beautiful and last. Proper aftercare is what keeps your hair neat, healthy, and long-lasting between appointments.

First 72 Hours

Avoid water, sweat, and heavy moisture on the scalp.

Do not pull, restyle, or tie your hair tightly.

Sleep with a satin or silk scarf or bonnet every night.

Daily Care

Keep your scalp clean and lightly moisturized using a gentle, non-greasy oil.

Avoid heavy creams or waxes that cause buildup.

Cover your hair before showering or bathing to reduce frizz.

Weekly Maintenance

Cleanse your scalp gently with diluted shampoo if needed.

Pat dry instead of rubbing with a towel.

Follow with a light scalp oil to maintain softness and comfort.

Styling Tips

Avoid tight ponytails or excessive tension at the roots.

Limit heat tools and heavy styling products.

If wearing updos, rotate styles to prevent stress on one area.

For Locs & Extensions

Separate roots gently to prevent matting.

Do not attempt repairs or reattachments at home.

Book maintenance on time to protect your natural hair.

Protect While Sleeping

Always use a satin bonnet, scarf, or pillowcase.

Loose braid or ponytail before bed to reduce friction.

What to Avoid

Excessive scratching or picking at the scalp.

Chlorine and saltwater without protective covering.

DIY cutting, trimming, or color treatments.

When to Book Maintenance

Braids and extensions: usually 4–8 weeks

Loc maintenance: usually 4–6 weeks

Repairs: as soon as thinning or slippage is noticed

Consistent aftercare keeps your style looking fresh, reduces frizz and shedding, and supports healthy natural hair growth until your next visit.