Crochet Braids Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Crochet Braids.
Crochet Braids commonly last four to eight weeks depending on hair type, install method, and daily care. Light maintenance like moisturizing and gentle cleansing extends wear; many clients schedule a refresh or removal around six weeks to protect natural hair.
Properly installed crochet braids applied by trained stylists should minimize breakage. Avoid overly tight installations, heavy extensions, and prolonged wear. Follow aftercare recommendations, and have regular check-ins to ensure your scalp and edges remain healthy.
Wash crochet braids every one to two weeks using diluted shampoo or co-wash, focusing on the scalp. Lightly moisturize hair and scalp two to three times weekly with water-based products and seal ends when needed to prevent dryness.
You can exercise and swim but take precautions: wear a swim cap, rinse and cleanse hair after chlorinated or saltwater exposure, and dry thoroughly. Secure styles to reduce friction and reapply moisture to avoid tangling and buildup.
Installation time varies from one and a half to four hours depending on braid size, hair length, and style complexity. Thicker hair or intricate patterns take longer; consult with your stylist beforehand for an accurate estimate.
We offer a wide selection including synthetic braiding hair, human hair blends, curly, kinky, wavy, and pre-looped options. Your stylist will recommend the best match for texture, desired movement, and budget to achieve natural-looking results.