What happens at appointment
On arrival we confirm your $50 non-refundable deposit sent via Cash App to 910-977-7749 and start with a brief consultation about desired parting, tension, and final length that will reach mid-back. The stylist checks hair quantity and texture, discusses whether you brought Cuban kinky packs or prefer added human-hair pieces, and sets the plan for the session.
The service itself proceeds according to that plan over the booked time, with stylist attention to even sizing and secure roots so twists last. Because hair is not included, expect the session to focus on installation and shaping; if you chose human-hair pieces they will be integrated to match weight and movement discussed during consultation.
Hair supply and options
Hair is not included with the $330 service. The business typically recommends or uses 10pk Cuban kinky hair, 18 inches, for a mid-back result; bring the packs you prefer. If you want human hair pieces instead, note that human hair of your choice may be added — mention this when booking so the stylist can prepare.
Because hair must be supplied or selected ahead of time, confirmations before the appointment are important. The $50 Cash App deposit secures the slot and lets the stylist reserve time; appointments will be canceled if the deposit is not received. Planning hair choice in advance prevents delays and helps achieve the mid-back volume and texture you expect.
Timing, care and local factors
The service duration is 360 MINUTES. That length reflects medium-size twists installed to mid-back and allows for consultation, parting, and careful installation. Fayetteville clients—including busy military families commuting to Fort Liberty or working along Murchison Road—should schedule with the full time in mind and consider travel or shift responsibilities when booking evening or weekend slots.
Aftercare focuses on protecting the roots and keeping the scalp comfortable in Fayetteville's humid subtropical climate. Use a satin or silk wrap at night, lightly moisturize the scalp as directed, and avoid heavy manipulation. If you plan outdoor activities or travel along Interstate 95, bring a head covering to reduce wind and friction during the first weeks.
