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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 Jumbo Braids.
Installation usually takes 2 to 4 hours depending on braid size, length, and stylist speed. Larger braids install faster than micro braids, but adding extensions or complex parting can extend time. Expect consultation for exact estimate.
With proper care, jumbo braids typically last 4 to 8 weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth, scalp care, and nightly protection. Schedule touch-ups for edges or consult your stylist for recommended wear time based on hair health and lifestyle.
When installed and removed properly, jumbo braids are generally low-damage. Key factors include a gentle installation technique, not overtightening, and limiting wear time. Follow aftercare, avoid heavy manipulation, and book professional removal to minimize breakage and shedding.
Amount varies by desired thickness, length, and braid size—usually 3 to 6 packs of synthetic hair for a full head of jumbo braids. Your stylist will assess your natural hair and recommend exact quantity during consultation.
Yes—wash gently using a diluted shampoo and focus on the scalp. Rinse thoroughly and apply light leave-in conditioner to the braid roots. Pat dry and air-dry or use low heat—avoid soaking for long periods to preserve braid integrity.
Tie your braids up in a loose pineapple or bun, then cover with a satin scarf or bonnet. Use a satin pillowcase to reduce friction. Avoid heavy elastics; instead, use silk scrunchies to prevent dents and preserve the braid shape.