Find answers to common questions about African hair braiding, styles, and care. If you don’t see your question here, feel free to call or submit our contact form — we’re always happy to help.
Yes, but gently. It’s best to use a diluted shampoo and focus on the scalp to remove buildup. Avoid vigorous scrubbing, and always ensure your hair is completely dry after washing to prevent frizz or mildew.
Cornrows work best on natural or textured hair, as it holds the braids more securely. However, men with other hair types can also get cornrows with proper prep and products that help improve grip and protection.
Start with clean, detangled, and moisturized hair. It’s a good idea to deep condition your hair a day before your appointment. Avoid using heavy oils or gels before your session, as they can make it harder to braid neatly.
When done professionally and not too tight, cornrows do not damage your hair. In fact, they can help protect it from breakage and environmental stress. Always communicate with your stylist about comfort to ensure the braids aren’t pulling too tightly.
We specialize in a wide variety of African hair braiding styles, including box braids, knotless braids, cornrows, Senegalese twists, Fulani braids, Ghana braids, and more. Each style is tailored to your preference, hair type, and lifestyle.
The duration varies based on the style and complexity. On average, expect 2 to 6 hours, but intricate designs may take longer.
Yes, proper care is crucial. Moisturize your scalp, avoid excessive tension, and cover your hair when sleeping to prolong the style.
Absolutely! We offer a range of styles, and you can choose or customize based on your preferences, ensuring a personalized look.
We use various extensions, including synthetic and natural hair. Your stylist can guide you on the best option for your desired look.
Maintenance frequency depends on your hair type and the style. Generally, every 4-6 weeks is recommended to keep your braids looking fresh.
