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What Our Clients Say
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Read testimonials from our satisfied customers
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 Micro Braids.
Micro Braids generally last six to twelve weeks, depending on hair growth, installation quality, and maintenance. Regular scalp care and occasional touch-ups can extend wear; many clients refresh or remove them at the twelve-week mark to protect hair health.
When properly installed and not too tight, micro braids are gentle and protective. Prevent damage by avoiding excessive tension, keeping the scalp moisturized, and scheduling removal before excessive matting or new growth causes strain on roots.
Installation time varies by density, length, and braid size—typically anywhere from four to ten hours. Our stylists work carefully to ensure neat, consistent micro braids; plan accordingly and consider bringing snacks or entertainment for longer appointments.
Gently cleanse the scalp weekly using diluted shampoo or co-wash, moisturize with lightweight oils or water-based sprays, sleep with a satin scarf or bonnet, and avoid heavy products or excessive tugging to maintain braid integrity and scalp health.
Yes—extensions and colored hair can be incorporated for length, thickness, or highlights. Our stylists will recommend appropriate techniques and hair types to minimize weight and protect your natural hair while achieving the desired look.
We recommend professional removal to avoid breakage, but removal at home requires patience: carefully unpick each braid, detangle gently with conditioner, trim damaged ends if needed, and deep-condition afterward to restore moisture and elasticity.