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Get answers to common questions about Box Braids.
With proper installation and maintenance, Box Braids can last four to eight weeks. Factors like hair growth rate, braid size, and nightly care affect longevity. Schedule scalp treatments and avoid heavy oils to prolong freshness and prevent slippage.
When installed and removed by a skilled stylist, Box Braids are protective and safe. Damage usually comes from overly tight braiding, excessive weight, or prolonged neglect. Communicate tension limits, opt for lighter extensions, and take regular breaks between styles.
Time varies with braid size, length, and stylist experience. Small, waist-length Box Braids can take six to ten hours; medium sizes often take four to six hours. We recommend scheduling a consultation and allocating enough time for comfortable, quality installation.
Yes. Use diluted sulfate-free shampoo or co-wash, cleanse scalp with a nozzle bottle, and rinse gently. Dry braids completely to avoid mildew. Moisturize edges with light oil or braid spray and sleep on a silk scarf to reduce frizz and preserve neatness.
We offer a wide range: micro, small, medium, and jumbo box braids in shoulder, mid-back, and waist lengths. Extensions can be synthetic or natural; color matching and custom lengths are available during your consultation to tailor your preferred look and upkeep.
We recommend professional removal to minimize damage. If removing at home, gently cut extensions close to braid ends, unravel slowly with conditioner to loosen, and detangle carefully. Follow with deep conditioning and a trim to restore moisture and remove weakened ends.