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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Edge Re-Twist Refresh.
Yes — if you return within two weeks of your initial re-twist, the refresh focuses on the hairline and nape. It’s intended as a complimentary or reduced-time touch-up depending on your original service and booking policy.
Typically 15 to 30 minutes depending on hairline density and stylist technique. The service concentrates solely on the perimeter and is considerably shorter than a full re-twist, making it ideal for quick maintenance between appointments.
No — the refresh targets only the loose growth along edges, preserving the established loc pattern and overall fullness. Stylists use gentle tension to avoid thinning while ensuring a clean, defined hairline.
Yes. We welcome clients back within two weeks regardless of stylist, though we recommend customers mention prior services when booking so the stylist can review notes and match technique for consistent results.
Lightly clean hair is best, but a full shampoo is not required. If your edges are product-free and dry, the stylist can proceed; otherwise a quick cleanse or scalp wipe may be suggested.
For optimal upkeep, book a refresh within two weeks of your full re-twist. After that, edge touch-ups can be scheduled every 2–4 weeks depending on growth rate and personal styling preferences.
