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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Individual Braids.
With proper installation and care, individual braids generally last four to eight weeks. Longevity depends on braid size, hair growth rate, and maintenance. Regular moisturizing, nighttime protection, and occasional touch-ups will help extend wear and keep hair healthy throughout the style.
Tight installation can cause tension and potential breakage or traction alopecia. Prevent damage by choosing an experienced stylist, asking for moderate tension, avoiding overly heavy extensions, and keeping scalp moisturized. Remove braids if you feel persistent pain or thinning to protect your hair.
Pricing varies based on braid size, length, added hair, and stylist time. At Milona we provide custom quotes during consultation to reflect complexity and materials. Contact the salon or book a consultation for an accurate price estimate tailored to your desired style.
Installation time depends on braid size, hair length, and stylist speed. Sessions typically range from three to eight hours. Smaller, shorter braids take longer per braid but more time overall; your stylist will give a time estimate during booking based on your chosen look.
Yes, but take precautions: wear a swim cap in chlorinated pools, rinse and gently condition after exposure, and tie braids up during workouts to reduce friction. Regular moisturizing and drying thoroughly will minimize frizz and prevent mildew or odor on retained hair.
Maintain braids by cleansing scalp every one to two weeks with a diluted shampoo or dry shampoo, moisturizing the scalp and braid roots, and sleeping on satin or silk. Avoid over-manipulation, schedule touch-ups as needed, and always have a professional remove braids safely.