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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Braids.
Crochet Braids commonly last four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, installation quality, and care. Gentle cleansing, minimal manipulation, and regular scalp moisturizing extend wear; schedule maintenance or removal when frizz increases or natural hair requires attention.
When installed with appropriate tension and cared for, Crochet Braids are protective. Excessive tightness, prolonged neglect, or using heavy extensions can stress roots; choose experienced stylists and follow aftercare to minimize breakage and maintain scalp health.
Dilute shampoo, gently cleanse scalp and braids weekly or biweekly, rinse thoroughly, and apply lightweight leave-in conditioner or oil to scalp. Pat dry, avoid heavy products, and sleep with a silk bonnet to reduce frizz and prolong style.
Yes, you can, but take precautions: wet hair with fresh water before swimming, wear a swim cap to limit chlorine or salt exposure, rinse and moisturize after activity, and ensure braids are dried thoroughly to prevent mildew and scalp irritation.
Typical installation times vary from one to four hours depending on braid size, hair length, and complexity. Simple crochet weaves are quicker, while intricate patterns or added hair length and volume require more time—book accordingly and arrive with clean, detangled hair.
Use sulfate-free diluted shampoos, lightweight leave-in conditioners, and natural oil blends for scalp hydration. Also use braid-refresh sprays or dry shampoos to reduce buildup. Avoid heavy waxes or greasy products that can weigh down hair and attract debris.