Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Crochet Braids.

With attentive maintenance, Crochet Braids can last four to eight weeks. Proper cleansing, scalp care, and gentle styling extend longevity, while avoiding heavy products and excessive tension helps prevent matting and preserves both the style and your natural hair.

When installed and removed correctly, Crochet Braids are low-tension and protective. Our stylists braid and secure hair gently to avoid stress on edges. Follow aftercare guidelines and avoid tight styles; improper installation or neglect increases risk of breakage.

Yes, but take precautions: wear a swim cap, rinse chlorine or salt promptly, and moisturize your scalp. Secure styles with gentle bands and re-tighten loose pieces if needed. Regular care prevents odor, matting, and extends the life of your installation.

Most crochet installations take between one and three hours depending on hair density, desired style, and whether pre-looped or loose hair is used. Consult your stylist for a personalized time estimate during booking to plan accordingly.

Keep the scalp clean with gentle cleansing, lightly moisturize braids and scalp, and sleep with a satin bonnet. Re-twist or tighten loose sections and avoid heavy oils that cause buildup. Schedule regular check-ups for adjustments and to protect hair health.

Coloring synthetic hair is not recommended; human-hair extensions can be colored or heat-styled cautiously. Always consult your stylist, use low heat, and test a small section first. Incorrect techniques can damage extensions and compromise the look of your Crochet Braids.