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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Box Braids.
Box braids usually last 4–8 weeks depending on technique, hair growth, and upkeep. Knotless styles may look neater longer with less tension. Proper care—regular moisturizing, sleeping with a silk scarf, and gentle edge maintenance—extends wear and protects hair.
Knotless braids start with your natural hair and add extensions seamlessly, reducing root tension for a softer feel. Traditional box braids use braided roots that can be firmer. Both are durable; choice depends on comfort, desired volume, and styling preference.
Arrive with clean, detangled, and dry hair. Deep-condition a few days prior, avoid heavy oils on the scalp, and bring reference photos. Communicate desired size and length to your stylist so we can provide accurate timing and product recommendations.
Installation times vary by size, length, and technique—expect 3–8 hours. Smaller or knotless braids typically take longer. We provide time estimates when booking; consider breaks and comfort, and know we prioritize quality craftsmanship over speed.
Moisturize scalp and braid roots with lightweight oils or sprays, wash gently every 2–3 weeks with diluted shampoo, avoid heavy products that cause buildup, sleep with a satin bonnet, and schedule edge touch-ups as needed.
When installed with appropriate tension and removed properly, box braids are protective. Damage can occur from overly tight braids, extended wear without breaks, or improper removal. Our stylists prioritize tension control, maintenance guidance, and safe removal to protect hair.
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