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Get answers to common questions about Touch-up Small Senegalese Twist (Bra-strap).
Please take down your old twists and wash hair before arriving. Clean, detangled hair ensures a smooth installation, faster service, and better grip for the bra-strap method. Arriving prepared helps us complete the touch-up efficiently and protects your natural hair.
This touch-up includes either two rows in the front plus one row in the back, or three rows in the front, depending on your regrowth. Your stylist will recommend the best option to achieve a balanced, natural blend with existing twists.
Most touch-ups for small Senegalese twists take between 60 and 120 minutes, depending on rows needed and hair density. We allot time for careful bra-strap installation and blending so your finished look appears seamless and long-lasting.
Yes — you can request additional rows or more twists during your appointment. Extra work may require added time and cost. We’ll assess your hair and discuss options so the final result remains balanced and secure without stressing your natural strands.
Yes. Clients must shampoo and come with clean, detangled hair. Washing removes product buildup and oils, ensuring better grip for the bra-strap method and healthier scalp conditions. If you have concerns, call ahead for preparation advice.
Sleep with a satin scarf or bonnet, moisturize scalp and twists weekly, avoid heavy oils, and gently refresh edges as needed. Schedule touch-ups every four to eight weeks based on growth and hair health to keep twists neat and protective.