A hairstyle where hair is parted into small sections and braided individually. Braids can be installed with or without extensions, offering versatility in length, thickness, and style. They are low-maintenance, long-lasting (typically 4-8 weeks).

A versatile style where two sections of hair are wrapped around each other to create a rope-like effect. Twists can be done with natural hair (two-strand twists), extensions (Senegalese or passion twists), or larger chunky twists for a temporary style. They offer a softer, looser alternative to braids.

A protective style where the hair is braided close to the scalp in neat, continuous rows. Cornrows can be straight, curved, or designed in intricate patterns. They are long-lasting and often used as a base for wigs, sew-ins, or crochet styles.

Specialised services designed to restore, strengthen, and improve hair health. They target concerns like dryness, damage, frizz, and breakage, using professional techniques and products.

A style where extensions are wrapped around natural hair to mimic traditional locs. They can be soft or stiff, long or short, and styled in different textures like goddess locs or bohemian locs. Unlike real locs, they are temporary and can be removed after a few weeks.

A technique where pre-braided, twisted, or curled extensions are looped through cornrows using a crochet needle. This method is quick to install, lightweight, and offers various styles, from curls to faux locs, with less tension on the scalp

A maintenance technique used to redefine the parts and tighten the new growth of locs at the roots. This is done by twisting the new growth around itself to keep the locs neat and uniform. Retwisting is usually done with gel or wax and secured with clips until dry. It helps maintain the shape of locs and is typically needed every 4-6 weeks, depending on hair growth and preference.