Goddess locs in Tokyo

Quick answer: Goddess locs are faux locs with loose, curly strands along the length or at the ends, for a soft, bohemian look. They are quoted by size and length. Home, office and studio appointments available across Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa and Saitama.

Appointment length	Several hours; longer for small or long styles
Typical wear	Commonly about 4 to 8 weeks with care
Price	Quoted by size, length and hair used
Hair	Confirmed in your quote
Booking	WhatsApp, LINE or email, by appointment
Travel	Home visit available; a travel fee may apply depending on distance

What are goddess locs?

Goddess locs are faux locs, meaning extension hair is wrapped or braided around your own hair to make a loc shape. The signature detail is the curly, loose hair left free, which gives a softer look than plain locs.

Choosing length and curl

Tell us the loc length, the thickness and how much curl you want in the free strands. Longer locs and thicker locs are heavier, so we help you balance the look with comfort.

How to care for goddess locs

Keep the scalp clean with diluted shampoo, rinse well and dry completely, because locs hold water. Wrap them at night and take the style down before new growth mats at the root.

How goddess locs are made

Goddess locs are a faux loc style, which means extension hair is used to create the loc shape over your own hair. The signature detail is the curly, loose hair that is left free along the length or at the ends. Methods can vary, so we explain how your style will be installed when we send your quote.

Loc size and length

Locs can be thin, medium or thick. Thin locs look refined and take longer to install. Thicker locs are quicker and bolder, but heavier. Length changes the weight and the time too, with shoulder, mid-back and waist-length all popular. Tell us the size and length you want and send a reference photo.

Choosing the curl

The curly strands are what make goddess locs different from plain faux locs. Some people want a few curls at the ends, while others want curls through the length for a fuller finish. Curl tightness varies too, from loose waves to tighter spirals. We confirm the amount of curly hair in your quote.

Weight and comfort

Long or thick locs can be heavy, and the weight can pull on the scalp. Tell us if you have a sensitive scalp, thin edges or neck discomfort, and we can suggest a lighter size or length. Mild tightness on the first day can be normal, but sharp pain is not. If you have lasting pain, bumps or swelling, take the locs down and speak to a doctor.

Styling goddess locs

Wear goddess locs down to show off the curls, pin them into a high or low bun, wrap a few locs around the rest, or tie them back with a scarf. Keep styles loose rather than tight, so the roots are not under constant tension.

Caring for goddess locs

Locs hold water, so dry them fully after washing. Wash the scalp with diluted shampoo, rinse well, squeeze out excess water and let them air dry or use a cool dryer setting. Use light moisture and avoid heavy products that build up. Wrap the locs in a satin scarf or bonnet at night to reduce frizz.

Taking goddess locs down

Removing locs takes time and care. Do not rush or cut your own hair by accident. Take them down once new growth begins to mat at the root, and detangle with conditioner. If you prefer, message us to book a take-down.

Booking goddess locs

Message us on WhatsApp, LINE or email with your reference photos, your hair length, the loc size and curl you want, and your location. We reply with availability and a quote that includes any travel fee for a home or office visit. Braiding is a long appointment, so allow a full day slot and arrive with your hair washed, detangled and fully dry unless we tell you otherwise.