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With proper prep and protection, single French Braids can last 2–4 days. Use light styling products, sleep on silk or use a loose scarf, and avoid over-manipulation. We can recommend products or maintenance tips for longer-lasting wear.
Yes — we offer both Dutch and French Braids. Dutch braids sit raised for a bold, textured look, while French braids lie flatter and sleeker. Tell your stylist which effect you prefer and we’ll tailor tension and finish accordingly.
Generally we recommend shoulder-length or longer for a full single braid. Shorter hair can often be braided using texturizing products or extensions. Book a quick consultation so we can assess your hair and recommend the best approach.
Allow 25–45 minutes for single Braids depending on hair thickness and desired finish. Fine or thin hair typically takes less time; thick or highly textured hair and added styling details may require more. We’ll confirm timing when you book.
When braided with balanced tension, single Braids are protective rather than damaging. Overly tight braiding, extended wear, or rough removal can cause stress. We use gentle technique and recommend breaks, conditioning, and careful detangling to protect hair health.
Refresh Braids with a light mist, leave-in conditioner, or smoothing balm for flyaways. Re-tighten loose sections gently, sleep with a silk scarf, and avoid heavy oils that loosen the braid. Visit us for a touch-up if needed.
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