Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Cornrow Braids.

Cornrow braids can last four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, maintenance, and braid size. Smaller, tighter braids may last longer; regular scalp care and protecting at night will extend wear and minimize frizz.

When braided by a trained stylist using proper technique, cornrows are a protective style. Avoid excessively tight braids, give hair breaks between installs, and maintain scalp health to minimize risk of breakage.

Yes — we offer bead work, metallic cuffs, colored thread, and other accessories. We’ll discuss placement and durability during consultation; some additions may incur a small extra charge.

Installation time varies by design complexity, braid size, and hair length - typically one to four hours. Detailed patterns or added accessories can lengthen the appointment time.

Cornrow braids suit most hair textures and lengths; hair should be at least two to three inches for secure braiding. Extensions allow for more length and fuller styles.

Wrap hair with a silk or satin scarf at night, cleanse the scalp gently every one to two weeks, and apply light moisturizers to keep braids neat and prevent dryness.