Our Twist Services and Options
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Choose from Senegalese, Marley, Bantu, flat and passion twist variations.
Senegalese Twist
$240.00+Traditional Senegalese twists offering both style and protection.
Medium Senegalese Twist
$240.00+Medium-sized Senegalese twists offering a sleek and professional appearance.
Flat Twist
$140.00+Flat twists close to the scalp for a simple yet elegant hairstyle.
Passion Twist
$240.00+Loose and curly twists for a carefree and elegant style.
Small Senegalese Twist
$260.00+Small and detailed Senegalese twists for a sophisticated look.
Bantu Knots Twist
$200.00+A combination of twists and Bantu knots for a bold and creative look.
Marley Twist
$200.00+Protective twists using Marley hair for a natural and voluminous look.
Kinky Twist
$200.00+Twists with kinky hair extensions, creating a natural and textured style.
Why Choose Milona For Twists
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Expert stylists deliver polished, comfortable twists tailored to your hair and lifestyle.
Low-Maintenance Protective Style
Protects natural hair while reducing daily styling time; ideal for active lifestyles and heat-free maintenance routines.
Custom Size Options
Choose from small, medium, or large twists including Senegalese, Marley and kinky textures for personalized volume.
Premium Hair Selection
We use high-quality synthetic and natural blends for realistic movement, long wear, and comfortable feel.
Expert Stylist Team
Our trained stylists master classic and modern twist techniques, ensuring neat parts, secure finishes and consistent results.
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Twists Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
Common client questions about maintenance, timing, and choices answered clearly.
Senegalese twists typically last six to eight weeks when cared for properly. Keep the scalp clean, moisturize sparingly, and sleep with a silk scarf to reduce frizz. Avoid heavy oils and constant manipulation; schedule touch-ups to refresh edges and maintain neatness.
Marley and kinky twists suit natural, textured, and transitioning hair, adding volume and a coarser, more natural look. They blend well with low-porosity and high-porosity hair when prepped correctly; our stylists can recommend textures and sizes to complement your hair density and desired finish.
Medium Senegalese twists usually take between three and five hours depending on length, thickness, and stylist speed. Bookings include consultation and prep time; bring reference photos and arrive with detangled, clean hair to streamline the process and ensure the best overall result.
You should avoid heavy washing the first week to allow the base to set. Light scalp cleansing with diluted shampoo or a gentle spray can be done, but full soaking increases frizz and loosening. After the first week, wash gently and air-dry or pat dry with towel.
Twists are protective when installed and removed properly, but tension and neglect can cause breakage. Avoid overly tight parts, don’t keep styles past recommended time, and moisturize your scalp. Regular breaks between installations and professional removal protect hair health and density.
Maintain small Senegalese twists by nightly wrapping, light oil sprays on the scalp, and gentle edge care. Use a silk bonnet and avoid heavy products. For refreshes, rebraid edges and loose pieces after three to four weeks or book a salon touch-up for lasting neatness.
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