Collection: Mermaid Locs Hair

Mermaid locs installation is similar to traditional faux locs, but you add wavy bulk hair at the ends of your hair. Except, rather than goddess locs where it is just a smaller portion of wavy hair, you have a lot more wavy hair showing.

Some individuals opt to use wavy weft hair, they cut the portion they need with the weft threads and attach it to the ends of their locs using an interlocking needle. Or the other method that involves interlocking the hair to the ends of your locs, primarily stemming from the slippery nature of wavy hair and having natural locs.

For a more efficient and effective alternative, we have created a bulk hair tailored for mermaid locs. It has a kinky top portion and naturally wavy strands, making it easy to wrap around both faux and real locs. This ensures a hassle-free installation, giving you captivating mermaid locs that stay put.

How long your mermaid locs lasts depends on several factors, including the type of hair used and the level of maintenance. When using synthetic hair, they typically last around 4 to 6 weeks. However, you can extend the style's lifespan by refreshing it. This process involves re-wrapping your new growth, trimming the ends, and adding new bulk wavy hair for a fresh look.

In contrast, mermaid locs made with a blend of human hair tend to last even longer than synthetic ones, often enduring between 6 to 8 weeks, with the added benefit of reusability. Choosing human hair offers a more long-term option. With proper maintenance and periodic refreshing, they can be worn for an extended period, essentially becoming a permanent style. The key to maximizing the lifespan of your mermaid locs is consistent care and upkeep, allowing you to enjoy this captivating style for as long as you desire.

Mermaid locs, in general, are not particularly heavy. Their weight primarily depends on the type of hair used, the installation method and the number of locs. The weight of this hairstyle can vary significantly based on whether you choose to interlock wavy bulk hair at the ends of your natural hair or create the locs from scratch using wrapping hair and wavy hair, or even crochet.

In terms of comfort, many individuals find mermaid locs to be a convenient and lightweight protective style choice. They offer a textured and boho look without causing excessive strain or discomfort. However, it's important to note that the weight and comfort can vary from person to person. If you have concerns about the weight of of this hairstyle, you can consult with a professional stylist to discuss options that best suit you. Additionally, before purchasing hair, it is advisable to check the weight and manufacturer recommendations.

Our mermaid locs hair tends to be lighter compared to other loc styles, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a lightweight option.

Removing mermaid locs depends on the method of installation. If you interlocked wavy hair at the ends of your hair, locate the point where your natural locs begin and cut the mermaid locs from that point to where your locs end. This method keeps your natural locs intact and ensures a seamless removal process.

On the other hand, if you initially created mermaid locs using faux locs, the removal process involves unwrapping your faux locs and carefully detaching the mermaid locs from the end of the hair. This method is more straightforward and typically leaves your hair ready for the next styling adventure. Keep in mind that the ease of removal largely depends on the installation method chosen, ensuring a smooth transition when it's time to change up your look.