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If you're looking for the BEST African hair braider in Charlotte, look no ...more
Very kind and professional, braids were completed with care.
I got knotless boho braids and they were wonderful :) will be back!
Super nice owner Jamila! I did simple tribal aka Fulani braids .. yes 👍🏽 Have hair avail...more
Fast, clean, and braids look amazing
Very nice shop stylist is really nice. My style was boho braids with hair included and cam...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Braided Pony.
Most Braided Pony appointments take one-and-a-half to four hours, depending on hair length, thickness, braid size, and whether extensions are added. A consultation provides a precise estimate and confirms time and materials.
Yes. We can incorporate synthetic or human hair extensions to add length or volume. Extensions require color matching and add installation time and cost. Your stylist will recommend the best type for natural texture and desired longevity during consultation.
With proper care, a Braided Pony can last three to eight weeks depending on hair growth, braid size, and activity level. Regular scalp moisturizing, nighttime protection, and gentle handling help preserve structure and appearance. Schedule touch-ups as needed.
Yes; it’s a protective style when installed correctly. We assess hair strength and scalp health before styling, avoiding excessive tension. For fragile or transitioning hair we recommend wider parts, looser braids, and regular maintenance to prevent breakage.
Wrap hair at night with a silk scarf or bonnet, keep the scalp moisturized with light oils, and avoid heavy products that cause buildup. Cleanse gently when needed and dry thoroughly. Attend recommended touch-ups to maintain neatness and scalp health.
Yes. You can gently wash the scalp and braids using a diluted shampoo or dry shampoo to minimize disruption. Rinse carefully, pat dry, and air-dry completely to prevent mildew. Ask your stylist for a recommended washing routine based on extensions or braid density.