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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Mali Twists.
Mali Twists generally last four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, daily care, and activity level. Proper nighttime protection, gentle cleansing, and occasional touch-ups extend longevity. We recommend scheduling maintenance every six to eight weeks for optimal appearance and scalp health.
When installed and maintained properly, Mali Twists are protective and minimize breakage. We use gentle tension and recommend regular moisturizing, scalp care, and professional removal to prevent damage. Discuss your hair history with your stylist for a customized, safe approach.
Yes — you can swim and exercise, but take precautions. Rinse hair after chlorine or saltwater exposure, apply leave-in conditioner before activity, and tie twists up to reduce rubbing. Thorough drying afterward prevents mildew and scalp irritation for longer-lasting twists.
Appointment time varies by hair length, thickness, and twist size. Most installations take between two and five hours. We provide a consultation to estimate time and pricing, ensuring expectations are clear before the service begins.
Use lightweight moisturizing sprays, a sulfate-free cleanser, and a light leave-in conditioner to maintain softness and bounce. Natural oils like jojoba or argan seal moisture. Avoid heavy creams that weigh twists down; a light mousse can reduce frizz between washes.
Professional removal is best to avoid breakage, but if removing at home work slowly, apply conditioner or oil, gently unravel each twist, and detangle carefully with fingers before using a wide-tooth comb. Take breaks and trim damaged ends after removal.