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What Our Clients Say
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I got the small knotless boho braids and it came out so beautiful! Charlotte was so fast w...more
Nadine did a beautiful job on my knotless braids. The atmosphere was pleasant and she was ...more
This lady was a savior for me my hair looked a mess and I had an event the next day she wo...more
She did a fantastic job on my daughter’s box braid and she is fast. It’s been at least 2 w...more
I’m a 2 time returning customer from Ms !!! When I want braids now I make sure I make that...more
I love my illusion crochet braids. Nadine is very professional, yet friendly. I have a ver...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Box Braids.
Most clients enjoy Box Braids for six to eight weeks, sometimes up to ten with careful maintenance. Longevity depends on hair growth, braid size, and daily care. Schedule a touch-up or removal before excessive new growth or shedding occurs to protect hair.
Properly installed box braids should not damage edges. Avoid overly tight braiding, heavy extensions, and prolonged tension. Ask your stylist for gentle installation, leave scalp breathing space, regularly moisturize edges, and remove braids within recommended timeframe to minimize risk.
To care for Box Braids at home, gently cleanse scalp every two to three weeks with diluted shampoo, apply lightweight oil to the scalp, sleep with a silk scarf or bonnet, and avoid heavy creams that cause buildup. Keep edges moisturized and dry thoroughly after washing.
Yes—you can swim and exercise with box braids, but take precautions. Wear a swim cap for chlorinated or salty water, rinse braids immediately after swimming, tie hair up for workouts, and ensure thorough drying to prevent mildew and frizz.
Installation time varies: typically four to eight hours depending on braid size, length, and hair density. Larger or shorter braids can be faster, while small or waist-length styles take longer. We recommend booking ample time and discussing expectations before your appointment.
Remove box braids after six to eight weeks, or sooner if excessive shedding or tightness occurs. Leaving braids too long increases matting and breakage risk. Gently detangle, deep-condition, and trim if necessary after removal to restore hair health.