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What Our Clients Say
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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
Love the work here
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
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Senegalese Twists.
With proper care, Senegalese Twists typically last six to eight weeks. Factors like hair texture, installation technique, and aftercare affect longevity. We recommend gentle cleansing, nightly protection with a satin scarf, and touch-ups around the hairline to maintain a fresh appearance.
When installed by trained stylists using controlled tension and quality extensions, Senegalese Twists are protective. Overly tight braiding or prolonged wear without care can cause stress. We assess scalp health, recommend proper maintenance, and suggest spacing appointments to prevent damage.
Yes, but take precautions: wear a swim cap, rinse and condition after exposure to chlorine or salt water, and blot hair gently. Tie twists up for intense exercise to reduce tangling and moisture buildup that could weaken the style.
Appointment times vary by length, thickness, and size of twists, usually taking three to six hours. Smaller twists and longer lengths take longer. We provide a time estimate during booking based on your desired look and hair condition.
We use high-quality synthetic and premium human-like fiber extensions chosen for smoothness, durability, and natural movement. Our stylists match texture and color to your hair, ensuring seamless blends while prioritizing lightweight strands to reduce tension and improve comfort.
Maintain twists by cleansing scalp every one to two weeks with diluted shampoo, moisturizing scalp and strands, and sleeping with a satin scarf or pillowcase. Avoid heavy products and excessive manipulation; schedule touch-ups as needed to preserve neatness and protect your edges.