So, who is loc’d by her?

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My name is Amber Quinn and I’ve been in business for 15+ years starting off right in Baker, LA inside a small two bedroom apartment. Over time, Loc’d by her found its home in the heart of Baton Rouge, LA inside of William Cosey’s Barbershop located at 1640 Plank Road.

A black utility sink with cleaning supplies, goggles, and a rag inside, adjacent to a black chair and blue plastic baskets on a wooden wall background.
A woman is taking a mirror selfie in a salon or barber shop with shelves of hair care products, styling tools, and a calendar on the wall.

then and now

Starting off in a simple small room in the back of my father’s barbershop gave me the best opportunity to become the best loctician I can be for my clients. After heavy renovation, I have my own world and plenty of room to care for all of your hair needs.

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  • Absolutely. Locs are not a permanent style and with conditioner and patience, Loc’d by Her can comb out your locs and complete the aftercare for your hair.

  • Absolutely! I encourage all of my clients to wash their hair regularly. Clean hair is healthy hair. After washing and while your hair is still wet, MOISTURIZE! Then, let your hair breath!

  • You should oil your locs at least 3 times a week. Dampen your hair with a little water, then add your oil to your scalp and locs. Dry locs don’t grow well. Locs that get oiled and are left to be free grow and flourish well.

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