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Drove all the way down from La to get my hair braided! It took them 4 hours to get my shor...more
This was my first time doing boho braids or long braids with extensions in general and I a...more
I had such a great experience here! I would definitely come back. Had me in and out in les...more
The ladies here are very welcoming. They are diligent and my braids came out really well. ...more
excellent service and beautiful braids !!
This was both my first time having my hair braided and coming to this location.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Box braid.
Installation time depends on braid size, length, and stylist speed. Small or long braids can take five to eight hours, while larger, thicker braids often finish in three to five hours. We'll give an estimated time during consultation.
When installed properly by experienced stylists, Box braids protect hair by reducing manipulation. Excess tension, prolonged wear, or improper removal can cause damage. We braid with safe tension, offer aftercare tips, and recommend removal within six to eight weeks to preserve hair health.
Yes — standard synthetic hair is included in our Box braid service price. Costs vary with braid length, size, and any premium or natural hair upgrades. We'll confirm material options and final pricing during your consultation so there are no surprises.
Maintain braids by moisturizing the scalp with light oil, using a leave-in spray for braid hydration, and sleeping with a silk scarf or bonnet. Avoid heavy creams that cause buildup. Wash gently every one to three weeks, and dry thoroughly to prevent odor or mildew.
With proper care, Box braids usually look fresh for six to eight weeks. Size and installation quality affect longevity. For scalp health and to avoid matting, we recommend removing or redoing braids by eight weeks, though touch-ups can extend neatness.
Yes — you can exercise and swim with Box braids. Wear a swim cap for chlorinated pools, rinse and gently cleanse hair afterward, and dry thoroughly to prevent odor. Secure edges loosely to reduce tension; avoid prolonged soaking to preserve braid neatness and scalp health.