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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Individual Braids.
Individual braids typically remain neat for four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, daily care, and activities. Regular scalp cleansing, nightly wrapping, and avoiding heavy tension help extend longevity. Schedule touch-ups as needed to maintain clean parts and edges.
When installed by a trained stylist using proper technique and gentle tension, individual braids should not cause damage. Avoid overly tight braids, heavy extensions, or prolonged wear without breaks. Follow aftercare and regular moisturizing to minimize breakage and preserve hair health.
Come with clean, dry or slightly damp hair depending on stylist preference. Shampoo and condition thoroughly, detangle fully, and trim split ends. Avoid heavy oils or conditioners that leave residue. Bring reference photos and discuss desired size and length with your stylist.
Sleep with a satin scarf or bonnet, moisturize scalp and braids lightly, cleanse scalp every one to two weeks, avoid heavy products, and limit manipulation. Re-tighten or touch up along the hairline when needed. Schedule professional maintenance if you notice excessive frizz or loosening.
Yes, you can swim and exercise, but take precautions. Wear a swim cap or rinse and cleanse hair after swimming to remove chlorine or salt. Secure braids during workouts, pat dry, and moisturize afterward to prevent drying, frizz, or scalp irritation.
Appointments vary by braid size and hair length. Plan for two to six hours for washing, blow-dry, and individual braiding. Discuss expected time when booking. Faster appointments possible for larger braids; intricate patterns or extensions require more time.