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With proper care—gentle cleansing, nightly scalp oiling, and wearing a satin scarf—this style can last up to eight weeks. Frequency depends on hair growth and activity level; touch-ups may be needed for edges or loose braids to maintain a fresh look.
When installed by experienced braiders with appropriate tension and regular maintenance, these braids protect ends and minimize manipulation. Avoid excessive tightness, heavy extensions, or prolonged wear beyond recommended time to reduce risk of breakage or traction alopecia.
Use diluted shampoo focusing on the scalp, gentle massaging without rough agitation. Rinse thoroughly, apply lightweight conditioner on braid lengths, and dry completely. Blot with a towel and air-dry or use a low-heat dryer to prevent mildew and preserve braid neatness.
Yes — extensions can create extra length or volume. Your stylist will choose appropriate hair type and apply it with balanced tension to avoid strain. Discuss desired weight, color, and maintenance to ensure comfort and longevity of the style.
Plan touch-ups every 4–6 weeks for edges or any loose small braids. A full redo is usually recommended around eight weeks to prevent matting and tension on roots. Regular maintenance extends the lifespan and keeps the style looking crisp.
Lightweight leave-in conditioners, scalp oils like tea tree or jojoba, braid spray for shine, and satin scarves or bonnets for sleep. Avoid heavy creams or oils that cause buildup; use recommended products sparingly to maintain scalp health and braid neatness.
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