protective hairstyle where braiding hair or bulk hair is added to natural hair and twisted together to add length, volume, and longevity.

A protective, three-strand plaiting style where synthetic (often Kanekalon) or human hair is added to natural hair, which is parted into small, square-shaped sections.

A fast, protective hairstyle where pre-braided synthetic extensions are looped through cornrows using a crochet hook or latch hook.

A temporary, cost-effective protective hairstyle that mimics the look of dreadlocks by wrapping natural hair in 100% acrylic yarn.

the initial, foundational stage of growing locs, where hair is sectioned and styled to begin the locking process. Comes with a wash and condition.

A specialized, creative technique involving manipulating a person's appearance to create wounds, injuries, fantasy characters, aging, or non-human features. Techniques range from applying simple prosthetics to advanced molding and sculpting.

A professional service that includes fitting, securing, and styling the wig to achieve a natural, seamless, and polished hairline. The process involves applying a stocking cap and securing the lace using adhesive or spray for a smooth, “melted” finish. A sew-down option is available for extended wear, lasting several days depending on care and maintenance. Service comes with shampoo and condition.

A maintenance technique that twists new hair growth at the root into existing dreadlocks to keep them neat, uniform, and healthy

A trendy braiding technique where extensions are gradually added for a seamless, natural look with minimal tension and versatile styling options.

Chic and practical hairstyle that features cornrows braided towards the back and secured in a stylish ponytail for a polished and stylish look.

A stylish protective hairstyle where synthetic or human hair is wrapped around your natural hair to create the appearance of locs without the commitment.

a deep-cleaning treatment designed to remove stubborn product buildup, lint, oils, and environmental dirt trapped inside dreadlocks that regular shampooing cannot remove. Using a mixture of apple cider vinegar, baking soda, and sometimes lemon juice, this soak restores shine, removes odor, reduces itching, and makes locs feel lighter.

A retwist and style involves a loctician washing your hair, applying a locking product (like gel or cream) to the new growth at the roots, and re-twisting each loc to blend new hair into the old, often using techniques like palm rolling or interlocking, before drying and styling them into patterns like two-strand twists, updos, or braids for a neat, maintained, and fresh look.

locs removed involves patience and a lot of conditioner. using a rat-tail comb or fingers to gently unravel each loc from the tip upwards, working in small sections, and expecting significant shedding of old, trapped hair as you detangle, eventually washing and deep conditioning to restore your hair

Basic straight back braids, also known as classic cornrows, are neat, parallel braids that are braided close to the scalp from the front to the back for a clean, pulled-back look. They’re great for everyday wear or active lifestyles and feature clean, precise parts.

Design braids that are braided close to the scalp These styles range from sleek, scalp-hugging patterns to voluminous, free-flowing looks, focusing on unique aesthetics and cultural expression. offering protection and styling versatility for various hair types.

Deconstructing a pre-braided hair followed by a shampoo and deep condition. A scalp massage and a style

The combination of locs and box braid extension.

Sheer coverage, soft hues, and a radiant finish, often achieved with tinted moisturizers, light blush, and mascara, and prioritizing skin health.

Trimming afro-textured hair focuses on removing split or damaged ends to keep the hair healthy and shaped. For better visibility and precision, the hair is often stretched or lightly straightened, then trimmed in small sections with sharp shears. Because shrinkage can make hair look much shorter when it curls back up, trims are done carefully in small increments

Cleansing, exfoliation, massage, and targeted applications of products tailored to your skin type and needs.

Hair steaming uses moist heat to open the hair cuticle so moisture and treatments absorb better. It deeply hydrates, softens dry or natural hair, and can help support a healthier scalp.

A scalp massage uses gentle pressure and circular motions to stimulate the scalp, boost circulation, and relieve tension. It’s deeply relaxing and can be done with nourishing oils during a shampoo or as a standalone treatment to support scalp and hair health.

A consistent, solid color for dramatic changes, gray coverage, or adding warmth, unlike highlights that add dimension. It's a simple, affordable way to refresh your look or completely change your hair's tone with a single application.

Detangling is the gentle removal of knots and tangles, usually on damp hair with conditioner or leave-in for slip. Hair is worked in small sections, starting at the ends and moving up to the roots using fingers, a wide-tooth comb, or a detangling brush to help prevent breakage and keep hair healthy.

Matrix Opti.Smooth is a professional smoothing and straightening service that uses Pro-Keratin to deeply condition and reinforce the hair fibers. It helps relax frizz, boost shine, and leave hair sleek, smooth, and more manageable—while still allowing for softer movement or curl definition based on your desired look. It’s customized for normal, sensitized, or resistant hair and is formaldehyde-free.

A thermal reconditioning taking from 3 to 6 hour treatment that permanently transforms curly, wavy, or frizzy hair into pin-straight, smooth locks. It uses a chemical solution to break hair bonds, followed by intense heat styling, to chemically restructure hair until new growth emerges.

Hair is arranged and secured away from the face and neck, typically on the back or top of the head, ranging from simple looks like messy buns or ponytails to elaborate, formal styles for events like weddings or proms, using techniques like pinning, braiding, or twisting.

Semi-permanent, synthetic, silk, or mink fibers applied individually to natural eyelashes using specialized adhesive to enhance length, curl, and volume.

A semi-permanent hair removal method that extracts hair from the root using a sticky, warm, or cold wax substance applied to the skin.

A semi-permanent dye to color eyebrow hairs, making them look fuller, darker, and more defined for several weeks, enhancing your natural shape.

A durable, semi-permanent method where hair extensions are sewn onto a, usually braided, base of natural hair using a needle and thread. They last 6-12 weeks, providing significant volume and length, and are ideal for thick-to-medium hair

A temporary, heat-based styling method that straightens natural, curly, or coily hair without chemicals, resulting in a smooth, shiny, and bouncy look that lasts 2-3 weeks. It involves thorough cleaning, deep conditioning, blow-drying, and using a flat iron to achieve a "silky" texture

A durable, semi-permanent method where hair extensions are sewn onto a, usually braided, base of natural hair using a needle and thread. They last 6-12 weeks, providing significant volume and length, and are ideal for thick-to-medium hair

A durable, semi-permanent method where hair extensions are sewn onto a, usually braided, base of natural hair using a needle and thread. They last 6-12 weeks, providing significant volume and length, and are ideal for thick-to-medium hair

A versatile hair extension method using silicone-lined beads to attach extensions to small, individual sections of natural hair, offering a seamless, natural look without braids or glue. They last 8-12 weeks before needing maintenance to move them back up, providing a long-term solution for added volume and length

Haircutting and Styling: Specialized in short hairstyles, fades, buzz cuts, and classic cuts. Shaving and Facial Hair Grooming: Straight razor, hot towel, facial, wax shaves, beard shaping, mustache trimming, and beard oil application

An intense, concentrated conditioning treatment designed to deeply nourish, repair, and hydrate hair, particularly for dry, damaged, or color-treated hair.

Hair steaming uses moist heat to open the hair cuticle so moisture and treatments absorb better. It deeply hydrates, softens dry or natural hair, and can help support a healthier scalp. Followed by an intense, concentrated conditioning treatment designed to deeply nourish, repair, and hydrate hair, particularly for dry, damaged, or color-treated hair.