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Get answers to common questions about Feed-In Cornrows.
With good maintenance, Feed-In Cornrows can last four to eight weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth, braid size, and how well you protect your scalp and edges. Regular gentle cleansing and nighttime protection extend wear.
When installed correctly by experienced braiders, feed-in extensions minimize tension and reduce breakage risk. Proper sectioning, appropriate extension weight, and avoiding overly tight braids protect hair health. Remove or redo if discomfort or stress occurs.
Installation time varies by pattern complexity and length, typically between 1.5 to 4 hours. Simple styles finish faster; intricate designs or longer extensions require more time. We recommend scheduling generously for custom work.
You can swim and exercise, but take precautions: wear a swim cap in chlorinated pools, rinse hair and scalp after swimming, and tie braids up during workouts to minimize friction and reduce frizz.
Wash and deep-condition your hair 24–48 hours before your appointment, detangle thoroughly, and avoid heavy oils. Arrive with a clean, dry scalp and bring photos of desired patterns to help the stylist.
Use a silk or satin scarf at night, apply light scalp oil as needed, and cleanse gently every one to two weeks. Avoid heavy product buildup and schedule touch-ups for edges or loose braids every four to six weeks.