Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Crochet.

Most Crochet installs take between one and three hours depending on braid complexity, hair length, and texture. Your stylist will assess time during consultation and can provide a more accurate estimate based on desired fullness and style.

Yes. Use a gentle, sulfate-free shampoo diluted with water and focus on the scalp. Pat dry and air dry when possible. Avoid heavy oils at the root to prevent slippage and consult your stylist for frequency recommendations.

Crochet installs commonly last four to eight weeks with proper care. Tightness, hair growth, and maintenance routines affect longevity. Schedule gentle tightening or removal at the first sign of slippage to protect natural hair health.

When installed and maintained properly, Crochet is a low-damage protective style. Avoid overly tight braids or heavy tension on edges. Regular moisturizing, gentle detangling, and professional removal minimize risk. Discuss any scalp sensitivity with your stylist before the service.

Most synthetic and human hair textures can be used for Crochet, including curly, wavy, and straight options. Choose high-quality fibers for longevity and a natural blend. Your stylist will recommend textures that match your natural hair and desired look.

Wash, deep condition, and thoroughly detangle hair before your appointment. Avoid heavy oils or styling products that can prevent braids from holding. Bring reference photos and discuss desired length, volume, and parting with your stylist for the best result.