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Frequently Asked Questions
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Typically 6–8 weeks with proper care, though some clients keep them longer. Regular scalp cleansing, moisturizing, and avoiding heavy tension extend longevity. Schedule a touch-up or removal when new growth or fraying appears to prevent breakage.
They can if braids are too tight or left in too long. Our stylists use gentle parting, appropriate extension weight, and proper tension to protect your hair. Follow aftercare and removal guidance to minimize stress and preserve healthy growth.
Diluted shampoo on the scalp, gentle cleansing between braids, and light conditioning on braid lengths. Rinse thoroughly and squeeze dry, then air-dry or use low heat. Moisturize scalp and braids regularly with oil or braid spray to prevent dryness and buildup.
Yes — colored extensions allow bold looks without chemically treating your hair. We offer a range of shades and ombré blends. Consult with your stylist to choose colors that match your skin tone and desired maintenance; some colors require extra care.
Installation usually takes 3–6 hours depending on braid size, length, and client hair density. Jumbo braids are faster than smaller box braids. Your stylist will provide an estimated time during consultation to plan accordingly.
Keep scalp clean and moisturized, sleep with a satin scarf or pillowcase, avoid heavy gels that cause buildup, and limit high-tension styles. Schedule regular checks and remove braids after recommended time to avoid matting and damage.
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