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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Braided Cornrows.
With proper maintenance—gentle cleansing, nightly scalp oiling, and sleeping with a satin scarf—Braided Cornrows typically last two to six weeks depending on hair growth, braid size, and activity level. Tight, small cornrows may last longer.
When installed correctly and not excessively tight, Braided Cornrows protect hair by reducing manipulation. Overly tight braids or prolonged wear without breaks can stress follicles and cause breakage or traction alopecia; consult stylist for safe tension and care.
Arrive with clean, detangled, and moisturized hair. Deep condition within a few days of your appointment, avoid heavy oils that can weigh hair down, and inform your stylist of any scalp sensitivities or previous treatments.
Keep scalp clean by using diluted shampoo or a gentle co-wash, moisturize roots with light oils, protect hair at night with a satin scarf or pillowcase, and avoid heavy manipulation to extend braid life and reduce frizz.
Yes—extensions and pre-colored synthetic hair are commonly used to add length, volume, or color. Ensure your stylist uses quality hair and proper installation to avoid excess tension or mismatched weight that could harm natural hair.
Appointment duration varies by hair length, density, and braid complexity, typically ranging from one to four hours. Plan extra time for intricate patterns or additions like extensions; your stylist will provide a precise estimate during consultation.