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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 Individual Crochet Braids.
Installation time typically ranges from 2.5 to 6 hours depending on hair length, braid pattern, stylist experience, and desired density. A consultation helps estimate timing precisely. Preparation like clean, stretched natural hair can also speed the process.
Proper installation by a trained stylist minimizes risk; using correct tension and caring for the braid base prevents breakage. Avoid overly tight sections, follow aftercare, and schedule maintenance appointments. If you have concerns, request a gentle technique or traction-awareness during consultation.
Gently dilute shampoo, apply to the scalp and between braids, rinse thoroughly, and follow with a lightweight conditioner focusing on ends. Pat dry, avoid rubbing, and air-dry or low-heat diffuse. Use satin at night and moisturize scalp regularly to prevent buildup.
With proper care and routine maintenance, wear time ranges from about 6 to 10 weeks. Factors like hair growth rate, styling, product buildup, and base upkeep influence longevity. Schedule refresh or removal to protect your natural hair before excessive tangling occurs.
Most synthetic braid hair cannot tolerate heat or permanent dyes. Use heat-safe synthetic fibers or human hair if you plan to curl or color. Always consult your stylist first, perform strand tests, and use low heat and color-safe techniques to avoid damage.
Your stylist will assess hair health, scalp condition, and desired density, recommend appropriate hair type and length, discuss maintenance and pricing, and outline realistic timing. Bring photos and communicate sensitivity or traction concerns so the installation can be tailored to your needs.