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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Marley Twist.
Installation time varies by hair length and twist size; expect between two to six hours. Smaller, thinner twists take longer, while larger Marley twists install faster. Your stylist will give a precise estimate during consultation based on desired length and density.
Maintain moisture with light spray leave-in conditioner and natural oils applied to roots and lengths. Sleep with a satin bonnet or scarf to reduce frizz. Avoid heavy products; refresh twists by gentle separation and edge control as needed.
Yes — Marley twists work on many textures; natural, relaxed or damaged hair can be protected. Minimum length recommendations vary, but typically at least two to three inches of hair helps secure the base for long-lasting installation.
With proper care, Marley twists last four to eight weeks. Factors like hair growth rate, installation quality and daily care affect longevity. Remove them promptly if excessive shedding, matting or scalp irritation occurs to protect natural hair health.
When installed and maintained correctly, Marley twists protect hair by reducing manipulation. However, overly tight installation, heavy extensions or neglect can cause tension and breakage. Communicate with your stylist about tension and schedule timely maintenance to avoid damage.
Avoid applying dye directly to synthetic Marley hair; coloring is not recommended. Light, temporary styling with low heat is possible if the hair is heat-resistant, but consult your stylist. Heat can melt synthetic fibers; use heat-protective tools only when safe.