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What Our Clients Say
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Small box braids with extra boho
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Knotless Braids.
Knotless Braids typically last 6–8 weeks depending on hair growth, maintenance, and installation quality. Regular cleansing, light moisturizing, and sleeping on satin helps extend lifespan and keeps the style looking neat.
When properly installed and not excessively tight, Knotless Braids are gentler than traditional knot-based braids and reduce tension. However, improper tension, prolonged wear, or neglect can still cause breakage, so professional installation and care are important.
Appointment time varies by braid size, length and whether extensions are added, generally ranging from 4–8 hours. Medium-sized, shoulder-length styles tend toward the shorter end; micro or very long braids require more time.
Yes — extensions are commonly added to achieve length, volume or color. We use seamless integration techniques that avoid knots at the root, maintaining the gentle, low-tension benefit of Knotless Braids.
Cleanse your scalp with diluted shampoo or a co-wash applied gently between braids, and use lightweight oils or sprays to moisturize. Avoid heavy buildup, and sleep on satin to reduce friction and preserve both scalp health and style.
Plan removal once significant new growth appears or braids begin to loosen—usually 6–8 weeks. Leaving braids in much longer can cause matting and breakage. Consider a conditioning treatment or short rest period before reinstalling.