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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Medium Knotless Braids.
With proper care, Medium Knotless Braids typically last six to eight weeks. Longevity depends on hair type, installation quality, and maintenance. Sleep with a satin scarf, avoid heavy oils, and refresh edges as needed to keep braids looking fresh longer.
Properly installed Medium Knotless Braids should cause minimal pain because they remove the knot and reduce scalp tension. Mild soreness may occur on sensitive scalps. Communicate with your stylist about tightness so they can adjust for comfort during and after installation.
Yes — you can swim and exercise with Medium Knotless Braids. Rinse and gently cleanse the scalp after swimming to remove chlorine or salt. Wear a swim cap when possible and moisturize the braids with a light leave-in or braid spray to prevent dryness.
Wash braids every one to two weeks using a diluted sulfate-free shampoo and focus on the scalp. Rinse thoroughly, condition the lengths sparingly, air-dry or blow-dry on low. Sleep on satin and avoid heavy products to extend neatness and protect hair.
We recommend avoiding direct heat styling on synthetic braid hair and limiting heat on natural hair to prevent damage. Coloring is possible before installation on your natural hair, but avoid dyeing synthetic extensions. Consult your stylist for safe coloring or heat options.
Removal should be done by your stylist or carefully at home by unbraiding from ends upward, detangling with conditioner. Take your time to prevent breakage, deep condition afterward, and trim any damaged ends. Plan a restorative treatment after removal.