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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 Invisible Braids.
With proper care, Invisible Braids last 4–8 weeks depending on hair type, growth rate, and maintenance. Schedule touch-ups for new growth, and avoid excessive manipulation or heavy products to extend longevity and preserve the natural look.
When installed correctly and not too tight, Invisible Braids protect hair ends and minimize manipulation. Neglect, overly tight braiding, or leaving styles in too long can cause breakage—regular maintenance and proper removal prevent damage.
Dilute gentle sulfate-free shampoo, apply to scalp, and rinse carefully without roughing the braids. Use lightweight leave-in conditioner or oil on the scalp and avoid heavy creams. Dry thoroughly to prevent odor and mildew.
Yes - our stylists can add appropriate extension hair to Invisible Braids for length or volume while maintaining a natural look. We select lightweight, color-matched hair and ensure discreet installation to avoid added weight or visible join lines.
Installation time varies by density, hair length, and desired thickness, typically taking between 4 and 8 hours. We recommend setting aside a full appointment and bringing snacks for comfort; book a consultation for a precise time estimate.
Arrive with clean, detangled hair and avoid heavy oils or products. Bring reference photos and any extension hair if desired. Allow ample time; communicate scalp sensitivity or recent chemical services so the stylist can adapt tension and technique.