Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Keta Braids.

Keta Braids usually last four to eight weeks, depending on hair growth, installation technique, and care routine. Gentle cleansing, nightly protection, and light oils help extend wear. Book maintenance or touch-ups when braids loosen or new growth becomes noticeable.

Properly installed Keta Braids should not damage your hair or hairline. Using the right tension, professional technique, and regular scalp care prevents breakage. If you experience pain or tightness, contact your stylist to adjust tension or remove the style.

Wash Keta Braids gently with a diluted sulfate-free shampoo, focusing on the scalp. Rinse thoroughly and apply a light leave-in or braid spray. Avoid heavy creams, and always dry completely to prevent odor. Sleep on a silk scarf or pillowcase to reduce frizz.

Yes — extensions and colored hair can be incorporated into Keta Braids for added length or dimension. Colored or synthetic hair must be matched and installed properly. Discuss options with your stylist to ensure durability and avoid unnecessary tension or damage.

Installation time varies by size and complexity. Simple Keta Braids may take two to three hours, while intricate patterns or added extensions can require four to six hours. We recommend planning accordingly and arriving with clean, detangled hair for the fastest service.

Use a gentle sulfate-free shampoo, lightweight leave-in conditioner, and an anti-itch braid spray. Apply natural oils sparingly to the scalp, avoid heavy creams, and protect hair overnight with a silk bonnet or pillowcase to maintain shine and reduce frizz.