If you’re new to hair systems, one of the first things you’ll want to know is how often you’ll need to come back in for maintenance.

The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all — because neither are our systems.

We work with men from all over the UK, and every single client has a different schedule depending on their hairstyle, scalp, activity level, and personal preferences. But here’s a realistic guide to what you can expect.

What’s the Typical Maintenance Schedule?

• Most clients return every 2 to 5 weeks

• Shorter styles or high-fade looks usually need more frequent maintenance

• Longer styles can often go a little longer between visits

• The more active you are — especially if you sweat often — the more regularly you’ll benefit from fresh bonding and tidy-ups

What Happens at a Maintenance Appointment?

• We’ll clean, re-prepare, and re-attach your system

• Any loose edges or lifting will be corrected

• We’ll trim or restyle your hair if needed — most clients treat it like a standard barbershop appointment with a little extra care

• You’ll leave looking sharp and feeling secure, ready to forget it’s even there

Why It’s Worth Keeping Regular

• Regular appointments prevent build-up, lifting, or discomfort

• Systems last longer when maintained properly

• You’ll always look your best — without worrying about whether it’s ‘noticeable’

We Tailor the Schedule to You

We don’t book you into a generic rotation — we work out a schedule based on:

• Your hairstyle and how quickly your natural hair grows

• How visible the blend is when your system starts to grow out

• Your day-to-day lifestyle (active, outdoors, high humidity etc.)

• How long you’re comfortable between appointments

Private, Quick and Personal

All appointments are one-to-one in private styling rooms. No waiting rooms. No fuss. Just you and your personal technician who knows exactly how to get you sorted quickly and discreetly.

Still Got Questions? We’re Happy to Chat

When you book a consultation, we’ll explain exactly what your personal maintenance plan would look like — and how we make it as low-hassle as possible.