SISTERLOCKS
The SL Package
Authorized Trainees & Consultants offer Sisterlocks as a package of 3 visits:
First Visit: The Consultation ($50)
During this session we will discuss your personal hair care history, your styling preferences and your lifestyle in order to determine if Sisterlocks is right for you. You will also have “Test Locks” put in your hair to see what patterns will hold, check sizes, amount of scalp showing, settling-in time, etc. This consultation is essential for both of us to ensure you get your Sisterlocks established in the most suitable way.
Second Visit: The Locking Session (Rates starting at $800 and varies per length)
Please set aside 2-4 days for this session. We will work 7-8 hours each day as needed. The average Sisterlocks’ customer will leave this session with 400-600 locks and a whole new attitude! I will provide you with a “Starter Kit” that includes the proper shampoo for starting your locks, tiny rubber bands and “tip sheet” on grooming and shampooing as your locks settle-in.
*Be sure to schedule your follow-up before you leave. Good maintenance is the key to gorgeous Sisterlocks over time.
Third Visit: 1st Retightening
You will need to schedule your follow-up visit at 4 weeks from the establishment date and after you’ve had time to shampoo your hair. I will monitor the integrity of your locks, tighten them and give you an idea of how long the settling-in process is likely to take. You can also begin discussing styling tips for the “total look” that’s right for you!
Ongoing Follow-up Visits ($125/up to 3 hours. See re-tightening tab for more details.)
I recommend you schedule your first few re-tightening visits at 4-6 week intervals. This way, the progress of your locks can be closely monitored. As your locks mature, I will be able to determine how often you will need to come in for re-tightenings. The average time between visits is 4-6 weeks, depending on the hair type and rate of the hair growth.
There is an extra fee when going over 6 weeks. Please see RE-TIGHTENING page price breakdown per overdue weeks.