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Installation time varies by hair length, braid size, and stylist speed, typically taking between two to five hours. Small, intricate rows take longer; a consultation helps estimate time and plan your appointment.
When installed by experienced stylists using gentle tension, this method can be safe for delicate hair. We assess scalp health first, recommend wider parts and lighter extensions, or alternative styles for severely fragile or actively shedding hair.
Keep scalp clean and moisturized with light oils or leave-in sprays, sleep with a silk scarf or bonnet, avoid heavy products that cause buildup, and schedule gentle touch-ups every four to six weeks to maintain neat edges.
Yes — with precautions. Rinse salt or chlorine promptly, apply leave-in conditioner after swimming, tie hair up for workouts, and pat dry to reduce frizz. Proper aftercare helps prevent tangling and preserves braid integrity.
With correct installation and care, these braids typically last four to eight weeks. Monitor scalp comfort; remove sooner if you experience itching, irritation, or excessive tension to protect natural hair and prevent damage.
Styling options like updos and accessories are usually fine. Coloring synthetic extensions is not recommended; human hair extensions can be colored cautiously by a professional to avoid damage and color mismatch.
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