Cornrows Gallery
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Excellent service! Drove 2 hours got me in & out best braids I’ve ever had!!!!
Was a good experience and braided really fast
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Cornrows.
Typically cornrows last between two and eight weeks depending on hair texture, growth rate, and care. Tightness of braiding, products used, and sleeping with a silk scarf all influence longevity. Regular scalp care prolongs neatness and comfort.
When braided correctly by an experienced stylist, cornrows are a protective style. Excessive tension or leaving braids in too long can cause breakage or traction alopecia. Communicate comfort preferences and schedule maintenance to prevent stress on follicles.
You can swim and exercise with cornrows, but chlorine and saltwater can dry hair. Rinse and gently cleanse after swimming, reapply leave-in conditioner, and tie with a secure swim cap for protection to maintain braid integrity and scalp health.
Wash scalp gently every one to two weeks using diluted shampoo and water, or use a no-rinse cleanser. Moisturize edges and braids with lightweight oils, avoid heavy buildup, and sleep on silk to reduce frizz and extend braid life.
Extensions are optional. They add length, thickness, and longevity if desired, but natural hair can be cornrowed successfully without them. A consultation helps determine the best approach based on your hair density, desired volume, and maintenance preferences.
Appointment duration varies with size, pattern complexity, and whether extensions are added. Simple straight rows can take one to two hours, while intricate patterns or smaller braids may require three to six hours. Your stylist provides an estimate during booking.