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Get answers to common questions about Box Braids.
With correct installation and care, Box Braids can last four to eight weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth, braid size, and maintenance. Regular scalp cleansing, moisturizing, and avoiding heavy styling extend wear; we recommend professional removal to prevent damage.
Tight braiding can strain follicles and cause breakage or traction alopecia over time. We emphasize a comfortable tension during installation, recommend medium-sized braids, and can adjust technique for sensitive scalps. Report any pain immediately for adjustments.
Cleanse scalp every one to two weeks using a diluted sulfate-free shampoo or cleansing spray. Apply light oil to the scalp and braid roots, gently massage, and thoroughly dry. Avoid heavy products that cause buildup; use satin at night to reduce frizz.
Yes — we install extensions for added length, volume, or color variety. Choose synthetic or human hair depending on your preference and budget. Discuss braid size, length, and weight with your stylist to ensure comfort and balanced tension across the scalp.
Appointment time varies by braid size, length, and whether extensions are used. Expect two to eight hours: smaller, longer braids need more time. We provide time estimates during booking and recommend bringing water and snacks for longer sessions.
Remove or redo braids when you notice excessive new growth, slippage, visible fraying, or scalp irritation—usually between four to eight weeks. Prolonged wear increases breakage risk. Schedule a removal appointment with our stylists to protect your natural hair.
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