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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Feed-In Braids.
When properly installed and maintained, Feed-In Braids last 6–8 weeks. Lifespan varies with hair growth, tension, and care; regular moisturizing and gentle handling extend wear and reduce breakage. Schedule a touch-up if slippage occurs.
When braided with proper technique and appropriate tension, Feed-In Braids protect hair. Poorly installed or overly tight braids can strain edges and cause breakage. Our stylists assess scalp health, use gentle tension, and advise on care to minimize risk.
Installation time depends on braid size, length, and complexity. Simple feed-in braids take about 2–4 hours; intricate patterns or smaller braids can take 4–6 hours. We provide an estimate during consultation to plan accordingly.
Yes. Use diluted sulfate-free shampoo, focus on the scalp, and rinse thoroughly. Moisturize the braids and scalp with lightweight oils or sprays, and pat dry. Avoid heavy products and excessive manipulation to preserve the style and prevent frizz.
Refresh your edges with silk or satin scarves at night, moisturize scalp and braids twice weekly, and avoid heavy buildup. Schedule maintenance appointments every 4–6 weeks for neatness. Promptly address any loose braids to prevent further tangling.
Yes, but take precautions. Wear a swim cap or braid hair into a low bun to minimize tangling. Rinse and cleanse hair after swimming to remove chlorine or salt, and apply leave-in conditioner to restore moisture. Avoid prolonged sun exposure.