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I had wonderful experience this morning. I arrived 2 minutes prior to my appointment time ...more
Very professional. I asked for medium knotless waist length box braids. They did an amazin...more
Love the braids very clean
Time wise it's good and the braids are very good and nice
Beautiful braids for my 10 year old daughter… very gentle she fell asleep while getting it...more
I recently did a big chop, I have less then 3inches of hair and rose was able to braid my ...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Cornrows.
A well-done set of cornrows typically lasts three to six weeks depending on hair growth rate, styling tightness, and maintenance. Regular moisturizing of the scalp and sleeping with a silk scarf can extend the style and preserve neatness between touch-ups.
When installed and removed correctly, cornrows are protective and reduce manipulation. However, excessively tight braiding, heavy extensions, or neglecting scalp care can cause tension and breakage. Communicate with your stylist to ensure a comfortable, safe tension and follow aftercare guidelines.
Wash, condition, and detangle hair thoroughly before your appointment to ensure clean, manageable sections. Avoid heavy oils or product buildup; damp hair should be fully dry unless your stylist advises otherwise. Bring reference photos to discuss desired parting and thickness.
Yes — extensions, colored braiding hair, and beads are commonly incorporated for volume, length, or style. Extensions add weight, so discuss size and installation techniques with your stylist to protect your natural hair and maintain comfortable tension.
Keep the scalp clean and moisturized using light oils or water-based sprays, and gently massage to stimulate circulation. Use a silk or satin scarf at night, avoid heavy products that attract buildup, and schedule touch-ups if you notice frizz or looseness.
You can exercise and swim with cornrows, but take precautions. Rinse hair after swimming to remove chlorine or salt, wear a swim cap when possible, and pat braids dry. Tighten or redo any loose rows to prevent matting and maintain neatness.