Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Senegalese Twist.

Most installations take between three and six hours, depending on hair length, twist size, and stylist speed. Thinner, longer twists take longer; consult your stylist ahead for a more accurate time estimate and to schedule accordingly.

With proper care, Senegalese twists last four to eight weeks. Avoid heavy products, sleep with a silk scarf, and refresh edges as needed. Extended wear risks matting and breakage, so remove them promptly if excessive shedding or discomfort occurs.

When installed and removed correctly, Senegalese twists protect natural hair by reducing daily manipulation. Damage can occur from tight installations, neglect, or prolonged wear. Use experienced stylists and follow aftercare to keep hair healthy and avoid undue tension at the roots.

Dilute shampoo, gently cleanse the scalp, and rinse thoroughly to prevent residue. Use lightweight leave-in conditioner and light oil on the scalp. Dry completely to avoid mildew. Refresh edges and redo individual twists when needed to maintain neatness and longevity.

Yes—swimming and workouts are possible, but protect twists from chlorine and saltwater by wetting with clean water and applying conditioner before swimming. Rinse and deep condition afterward. Tie hair up during exercise to reduce friction and maintain neatness.

We offer a range of sizes from micro to jumbo and lengths from chin to waist. Choose thickness and length based on desired look and maintenance level. Book a consultation so our stylists can recommend the best option for your hair type.