Two strand twists
Medium twists from the root to the ends, worn loose, pinned up or untwisted into a twist out.

Coil and Crown is a studio for natural hair: tight coils, loose curls, waves, and hair growing out of a relaxer. We cleanse, deep condition and detangle without hurry, cut curls dry so you see the shape as it falls, and write down a routine that fits your week.
A wash day here follows the same five stages every time, and you can stop us at any point to ask what we are using and why.
We check how your hair takes up water, how dense it is and where it is fragile, and ask about your routine.
A gentle shampoo or a cleansing conditioner, worked into the scalp with fingertips, never nails.
A deep conditioner chosen for what your hair needs, under a steamer or a warm cap for fifteen to twenty minutes.
Fingers first, then a wide tooth comb, from the ends up to the roots while the hair is still slippery.
A twist out, a wash and go, a blow out or protective twists, set under a hood dryer or left to air dry.

Heat straightens hair by loosening the bonds that hold its shape, so a press is never treated lightly here. We start with a strand test on a hidden section, use a heat protectant, and work at the lowest temperature that gives a smooth finish on your hair.
Healthy curls usually return once the press is washed out. Hair that is bleached, freshly coloured or pressed often may not, and if that describes your hair, we say so before the flat iron is switched on. Presses are spaced at least four weeks apart.
These styles tuck the ends away and cut down daily handling, which helps fragile hair keep its length. Each one is done in your own hair, with no added extensions.
Medium twists from the root to the ends, worn loose, pinned up or untwisted into a twist out.
Small, lightweight twists for longer wear, sealed at the ends and kept soft along the hairline.
Twists laid flat against the scalp in rows, worn as they are or opened out into a defined set.
Sections coiled into small knots, worn for a few days or opened into a soft knot out.
Twists gathered into a crown or a bun for a wedding, a graduation or an interview.
Chunky twists for children aged 4 to 11, done in shorter sessions with breaks.
We keep tension low at the hairline. If a twist pulls or aches, say so in the chair and we will redo it.
Before you leave, your stylist writes your routine on a card, and the card usually covers some of these.
Products are described by type and ingredient, never by brand, so you can buy whatever suits your budget and your hair.
Curls, coils and waves from the last few months, photographed with each client's agreement.






Nobody had ever detangled coils this thick without ripping through them. Two hours went by with a steamer, a wide tooth comb and real explanations at every stage.
A year of growing out a relaxer, and straight away a clear plan for which ends would go and when. The big chop came in stages, at a pace that felt right.
A silk press that lasted ten days, and curls that came back after the first wash. The strand test on a hidden section was a reassuring start.
No, detangling is part of wash day. Come with your hair as it is, out of any style if you can. If it has been in twists or braids for more than eight weeks, book extra time so we can work through the shed hair slowly.
Yes. Hair with two textures breaks easily where they meet, so we treat that line gently, trim the straight ends a little at each visit, and talk about a big chop only when you feel ready for one.
We choose by how your hair takes up water and how fine or coarse each strand is, not by curl pattern alone. You are welcome to bring what you use at home, and we will tell you honestly how it is working.
We can cleanse and steam the scalp gently. Itching that will not settle, soreness, heavy flaking or patches of hair loss need a doctor or dermatologist, so please see one before booking a scalp treatment.
Yes, for children aged 4 to 11, in shorter sessions with breaks and a parent or carer in the studio. Children's styles are kept loose at the edges and light at the roots.
Appointments of three hours or more are held with a $30 deposit, taken off your bill. Give us 48 hours to move or cancel and the deposit carries over to your new date.
Tell us what you would like and describe your hair as it is today. Within one working day you get a time, or the closest one still open, along with an estimate of the hours if your hair is very thick or long.
Press the buzzer next to the bookshop entrance and take the stairs to the first floor. The studio has a hood dryer corner, a steamer and a quiet room for long sessions.
First floor studio above a bookshop on the high street, a ten minute walk from the main station
| Wednesday and Thursday | 10:00 to 20:00 |
| Friday | 09:00 to 18:00 |
| Saturday | 08:00 to 18:00 |
| Sunday | Wash days by request |
| Monday and Tuesday | Closed |
On the first Sunday of each month we hold a small group evening on wash day routines at home. Places are kept to six, so ask about the next date by message.
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