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First time visit and when the beautician finished my two-strand twists- I was very please...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Marley Twists.
With proper installation and care Marley Twists typically last four to eight weeks. Lifespan depends on growth rate, maintenance, and activities. Regular scalp care and minimal manipulation extend wear; occasional touch-ups can refresh edges for longer-lasting results.
Yes — Marley Twists can be installed on most hair textures and lengths, though sufficient length and healthy ends help achieve secure, natural-looking twists. Your stylist will assess hair condition and may recommend trimming, deep conditioning, or a base braid for best results.
Wash Marley Twists every one to two weeks using diluted sulfate-free shampoo and gentle cleansing. Moisturize scalp and twists two to three times weekly with lightweight oils or leave-in sprays. Avoid heavy products that cause buildup or weigh the extension hair down.
When installed and removed properly Marley Twists protect your natural hair by reducing manipulation. However tight installation, prolonged wear, or neglecting upkeep can cause tension and breakage. Keep styles loose at the roots, moisturize edges, and schedule removal if you notice discomfort or thinning.
Absolutely — Marley Twists are excellent for active lifestyles. They stay secure during workouts and can be swept into protective buns or ponytails. Rinse and condition after heavy sweating and keep twists fresh with nightly satin wrap to minimize friction and frizz.
Yes — Marley Twists are highly versatile and can be styled into updos, buns, ponytails, and half-up looks. Use gentle pins and avoid excessive tension at the roots. For elaborate styles consult your stylist to ensure longevity and protect natural hair.