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What Our Clients Say
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Took a chance on a salon I was not familiar with & I am so happy I did. My granddaughters ...more
I love this salon! Dorcas is amazing! She is kind and professional. She always does a grea...more
I always have a great experience at milona’s hair braiding.
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Very nice staff, not a long wait and quick! Very nice results!
Jackie did an amazing job on my softlocs ‼️‼️‼️
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Weave.
A traditional sewn-in weave typically lasts six to ten weeks, depending on hair growth and care. With regular maintenance and retouch appointments every 4–6 weeks, many clients keep weaves longer; avoid heavy tension and follow stylist aftercare to extend wear and protect hair.
When installed by an experienced stylist with correct braiding tension and quality hair, weaves should not cause damage. Proper installation, regular scalp care, and timely removal prevent breakage; notify your stylist about weak areas so they can adjust installation and recommend products.
Yes — you can swim, exercise, and style with a weave, but take precautions. Wear a swim cap or rinse chlorine/salt immediately, tie hair up for workouts, and use low heat when styling near tracks. Regular maintenance keeps the weave secure and looking fresh.
Choose hair that matches your natural texture, density, and desired length. Remy human hair offers durability and styling versatility. Discuss color matching, budget, and maintenance expectations with your stylist to select the best hair type and weft construction for your needs.
Home care includes gentle shampooing once or twice weekly, conditioning the lengths, and moisturizing the scalp. Sleep on satin, avoid heavy oils on braids, and detangle extensions softly. Schedule salon check-ins every 4–6 weeks for adjustments and to maintain weft integrity.
Wait at least two weeks after chemical services like relaxers or color before installing a weave, so your hair recovers. For recently processed or fragile hair, your stylist may recommend longer recovery, deep conditioning treatments, or a strand test prior to installation.