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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Marley Twists.
With proper care Marley Twists typically last four to eight weeks; some clients extend wears to ten weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth, installation size, and maintenance—regular moisturizing, gentle handling, and occasional edge touch-ups help maintain a neat appearance.
When installed with minimal tension Marley Twists are generally safe and non-damaging. Avoid tight installations, heavy products, or prolonged wear without breaks. If your hair is fragile or thinning, discuss gentle techniques and shorter wears with your stylist to prevent breakage.
Yes, you can swim and exercise with Marley Twists, but take precautions. Use a swim cap, rinse salt or chlorine immediately, and dry thoroughly to prevent mildew. Tie hair up for workouts and refresh with a light leave-in spray to reduce frizz.
Installation time varies by hair density, twist size, and desired length. On average a full head takes two to six hours. Smaller sections and experienced stylists are faster; plan for extra time if you want longer or more intricate placement.
Nightly care and gentle cleanses keep Marley Twists fresh. Sleep on a satin bonnet or pillowcase, moisturize scalp with a light oil or spray, and wash every two to three weeks using diluted shampoo. Avoid heavy waxes and re-twist edges as needed.
Most Marley hair is synthetic and can melt under heat, so avoid heat-styling on synthetic twists. Use heat-friendly or human-hair Marley if you plan to curl or straighten. Low heat and a heat protectant are essential when using any thermal tool.