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very patient & understanding !!!! 10/10 will be back soon
The best Braider ever!!! Quick, professional and it looks good.
I absolutely LOVEEEEEE my hair and the services here. Nadine is so wonderful. I literally ...more
Nadine did a beautiful job on my knotless braids. The atmosphere was pleasant and she was ...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Takedown.
A typical takedown takes 45 minutes to 2 hours depending on style density, length, and whether extensions are used. We assess hair condition first and work methodically to remove braids safely without rushing, ensuring minimal stress to your natural hair.
When performed correctly, takedown itself shouldn't cause thinning. Damage usually results from prolonged tension or improper installation. Our trained stylists use gentle techniques, assess breakage, and recommend protective treatments and rest periods to maintain hair strength and prevent long-term damage.
You may, but avoid heavy oils or conditioners that bond extensions. Lightly cleansed, detangled hair helps speed the process. If you can't wash beforehand, we can gently cleanse and detangle during the appointment to ensure a safe takedown.
Start with a gentle moisturizing cleanse and deep conditioning to restore moisture. Avoid tight styles or heavy heat for at least two weeks. Use a leave-in conditioner, protective styles, and regular trims to support recovery and maintain healthy hair growth.
Yes. Our takedown service includes careful removal of sew-ins, weaves, and extensions. We cut, slide, and detangle tracks methodically to avoid matting and breakage, then provide scalp care and advice for next steps or new installation.
Most clients remove braids every six to eight weeks to prevent matting and avoid excess tension. Timings vary by growth rate and style; lightweight or protective styles may last longer, but regular breaks and check-ins help preserve hair health.