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What Our Clients Say
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I had a great experience. She works fast and smooth no problems at all💯
My second time coming to Mrs. Alice and it was great as usual! Amazing work from start to ...more
Miss Alice is the truth I love her spirit she is so sweet and very encouraging. But my ha...more
Alice is a great stylist, I will definitely recommend her for your next hairstyle. My hair...more
Most definitely recommend Ms Alice is the best she slayed my BOHO knotless braids, even wi...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Retightening.
We recommend retightening every four to six weeks depending on hair growth, activity level, and the twist size. Smaller twists may need more frequent touch-ups; coarse hair can usually go longer. Your stylist will advise a schedule tailored to your hair and lifestyle.
When performed correctly by trained stylists, retightening minimizes stress and prevents damage. We use gentle techniques and proper tension, assessing hair condition before adjusting. Excessive or improper tightening can harm hair, so we prioritize safety and recommend spacing appointments appropriately.
Appointment length varies with hair density and twist size, typically ranging from forty-five minutes to two hours. Small sections or a full-head retightening take longer. Your stylist will give a time estimate when booking to help you plan your visit.
Lightly cleansing your scalp a day before is fine, but avoid heavy conditioners that loosen twists. Washing immediately before can complicate tightening. After retightening, wait forty-eight hours before washing to allow roots to settle, reduce frizz, and preserve the style.
Retightening refreshes the appearance by neatening roots and reducing frizz without significantly altering twist size when done by professionals. Minor adjustments to parting or tension may slightly change definition, but we consult you to maintain your desired look.
Protect your twists at night with a silk scarf or bonnet, avoid heavy oils at the roots, and moisturize the length lightly. Schedule follow-up appointments as recommended and contact us if you notice discomfort, excess tension, or signs of damage.