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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
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Tribal Braids.
Tribal Braids can last four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, braid size, and care. Regular scalp cleansing, nightly silk wrap, and avoiding heavy tension extend longevity. Schedule touch-ups every three to six weeks to maintain neat parts and prevent undue stress.
When installed and removed properly, Tribal Braids are protective. Excessive tightness, heavy extensions, or prolonged wear can cause tension and breakage. Choose an experienced stylist, request moderate tension, and follow aftercare routines including moisturizing and gentle cleansing to protect natural hair health.
Appointment length varies from two to six hours depending on complexity, braid size, and added adornments. Intricate geometric patterns and smaller braids require more time. Your stylist will estimate duration during consultation to plan accordingly and ensure precise, comfortable results.
Absolutely. Beads, shells, cuffs, and colored extensions enhance tribal designs. Discuss placement, weight, and color harmony with your stylist. Lightweight adornments preserve braid integrity; heavier pieces may require reinforcement and careful removal to avoid damage.
Tribal Braids suit a wide range of textures from coarse to fine. Stylists adapt braid size, tension, and technique to hair density and length. If hair is very short or fragile, consult your stylist for protective options and possible extension use.
Maintain braids by gently cleansing scalp weekly, moisturizing with light oils or sprays, and sleeping on a satin bonnet or pillowcase. Avoid excessive manipulation, limit heavy products, and book regular touch-ups to keep parts neat and prevent buildup or tension-related issues.