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I got the small knotless boho braids and it came out so beautiful! Charlotte was so fast w...more
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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
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Appointment time varies by twist size, hair length, and added extensions; most Senegalese Twist installations take between three to six hours. Smaller, thinner twists take longer; your stylist will give a more accurate estimate during consultation and when booking your appointment.
Yes — colored or ombré extensions can be used when creating Senegalese Twists to achieve highlights or vibrant shades. Discuss color options during your consultation; note that certain colors and synthetic hair types can affect texture and longevity of the finished style.
With proper care, Senegalese Twists can last four to eight weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth, maintenance, and lifestyle. Regular scalp care and gentle handling extend wear; schedule a refresh or removal once significant new growth or fraying affects the style's appearance.
Senegalese Twists work well for many textures and densities but require healthy hair and trained installation. Very fine or fragile hair may need smaller sections and extra protection. A consultation helps determine suitability and any pre-treatment to strengthen strands before styling.
Keep twists clean and moisturized by lightly shampooing the scalp, using diluted cleansers, and applying leave-in oil or braid spray. Sleep on a satin pillowcase or use a silk scarf, and avoid heavy products that cause buildup to preserve neatness.
When installed and removed correctly, Senegalese Twists are a protective style that minimizes breakage. However, overly tight installation, long wear without care, or incorrect removal can cause damage. Use experienced stylists and follow aftercare guidelines to protect your hair's health.
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