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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
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I love my small knotless braids they did in my hair and want to return
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Crochet Braids.
Properly installed and maintained, Crochet Braids usually last four to eight weeks. Lifespan depends on hair growth, installation quality, and cleaning routine. Regular gentle cleansing, light moisturizing, and protective nighttime styles extend wear while protecting your natural hair and scalp.
Crochet Braids are generally protective when braided loosely and installed properly. Excess tension, prolonged wear without care, or pulling styles can stress edges. We recommend professional installation, regular scalp moisturizing, and timely removal to minimize breakage and preserve hair density.
Installation time varies by style and hair length but typically ranges from ninety minutes to three hours. Simple installs with shorter hair take less time; intricate parts, added volume, or custom coloring can extend the appointment accordingly.
Yes—swimming and exercising are possible with Crochet Braids if you take precautions. Wear a swim cap in chlorinated water, rinse and condition after swimming, tie hair up for workouts, and thoroughly dry to avoid mildew or odor buildup.
Crochet Braids suit many hair types—natural, relaxed, short to long—and work especially well for transitioning hair. A braided base is required, so discuss density and parting preferences with your stylist to ensure secure attachment and a natural-looking result.
Remove Crochet Braids carefully: cut extension ends above knots, unloop or unravel the added hair, and detangle gently from your natural hair. Finish with a clarifying wash and deep conditioning treatment. Seek professional removal if you're unsure to avoid accidental breakage.