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What Our Clients Say
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Booked an appointment with these lovely ladies. The outcome was 100%as expected. When I sa...more
I 100% recommend!!! The braiders here KNOW what they’re doing. I won’t go anywhere else to...more
I came to get feed-in braids with two rows of Knotless here at Mrs.Olivias salon and it wa...more
My first time and I’m so in love, fast service, neat braids and sweet staff will recommend...more
I love my small knotless braids they did in my hair and want to return
Needed my daughter's hair done in an emergency, because the braider whom booked her appoin...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Box Braids.
With proper care, Box Braids last six to eight weeks on average. Factors like braid size, hair growth rate, and maintenance influence longevity. We recommend a touch-up or removal after eight weeks to prevent matting and protect natural hair from damage.
When installed and removed by a trained stylist, Box Braids are a safe protective style. Avoid overly tight braiding, heavy extensions, and extended wear. Regular moisturizing and scalp care reduce tension and minimize risk of breakage.
Our Box Braids start at $180, with final cost based on hair length, braid size, and added extensions. Consultations provide accurate pricing. Price may increase for premium synthetic hair or very long, intricate installations.
Arrive with clean, detangled, and deep-conditioned hair. Avoid heavy oils or product buildup. Bring reference photos for desired size and length. Plan for several hours; bring snacks and headphones for comfort during longer installations.
Cleanse scalp weekly with diluted shampoo or a gentle scalp cleanser using a spray or applicator. Moisturize and seal braid roots and lengths with lightweight oil or braid spray. Sleep on a satin pillowcase or bonnet to reduce frizz and preserve style.
Yes, you can swim and exercise with Box Braids, but take precautions. Rinse chlorine or salt water promptly, deep-cleanse scalp after swimming, and thoroughly dry to prevent mildew. Use braid-friendly products and tie hair up to reduce friction during workouts.