What a retwist does
A retwist refreshes the base of existing locs by re‑anchoring new growth and restoring the defined parting. The exact method varies by loc type — sisterlocks, microlocs, interlocks or traditional dreadlocks — and by hair texture. Expect the stylist to assess root strength, separation and tension before choosing the approach that preserves existing loc health and shape.
If this is your first time with us, please book consultation before booking. The listed service for a retwist is $120 and scheduled for 150 MINUTES; note that we charge $45 per additional hour over 2 hours. Demand peaks in May, August and December, so plan earlier during graduation, back‑to‑school and holiday seasons.
Preparing for your appointment
A consultation helps us learn your loc history, maintenance routine and product use so we can pick the right retwist method. Bring photos of the look you want, a short list of the products you currently use, and any scalp or styling concerns. Clear communication up front prevents surprises and helps your stylist protect your hair health.
Our shop sits in North Nashville near the Jefferson Street corridor and is steps from I‑65, I‑40 and local bus routes — convenient for downtown commuters or guests coming from Germantown, Salemtown, East Nashville and Berry Hill. Plan for the full appointment time; arriving promptly keeps your session on schedule and respects other clients.
Maintenance and aftercare tips
After a retwist, follow the aftercare plan your stylist outlines for your loc type and lifestyle. Nashville’s humid subtropical climate, spring pollen and summer humidity can affect drying time and buildup, so maintenance choices may differ from other regions. Your stylist will recommend washing and styling frequency that balances cleanliness with root integrity.
Clients report long‑term improvements in loc health and confidence when they follow a consistent refresh schedule and the stylist’s guidance. If your locs need repair or reshaping, regular retwists and targeted care sessions can support stronger growth and improved definition without compromising length or texture.
