Starter locs
Also known as baby locs, are the initial stage of the locs journey. They are formed by allowing the hair to naturally tangle and lock, creating individual sections that will eventually develop into fully matured locs.
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Dreadlock Retwist
Retwisting is the technique in maintaining dreadlocks when we actually use the hairs around the root of the lock and wrap it down. The second technique called interlocking, is done when we incorporate the new hairs into the base of the lock making the root stronger thereby connecting the lock back to the scalp.
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Cornrows & Box Braids
Box braids involve braiding the hair into individual sections, while cornrows involve braiding the hair in a continuous pattern along the scalp
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Lash extensions
Eyelash extensions are semi-permanent fibers that are glued to your natural lashes to make them appear longer, thicker and darker. The goal of lash extensions is to give the eyes a made-up appearance without the use of mascara or other eye makeup.
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