Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Bora Bora Braids.

With proper care, Bora Bora Braids can last four to eight weeks. Regular scalp moisturizing, nighttime silk protection, and avoiding heavy pulling help maintain neatness. Durability also depends on hair type, braid size, and daily activity levels.

Yes, stylists can adapt technique to most textures, using appropriate tension and braid size. Very fine or fragile hair may require extra care or alternative protective options. Consultation ensures the best fit and hair health.

Installation typically takes two to five hours, depending on braid size, hair length, and desired complexity. A full consultation helps estimate time. Simple large braids finish faster, while smaller, intricate braids require more time for precision.

When styled by experienced braiders using gentle tension and proper parting, Bora Bora Braids are protective. Avoid excessively tight braids and keep scalp moisturized. Regular maintenance appointments and careful removal prevent breakage and preserve hair integrity.

Sleep on a silk scarf or bonnet, lightly mist scalp and braids with moisturizing spray, and avoid heavy oils that cause buildup. Refrain from excessive pulling, and schedule touch-ups if edges loosen to prolong style longevity.

Yes, but take precautions: wear a swim cap in chlorinated pools and rinse hair with fresh water afterward. For workouts, tie braids up to reduce friction and sweat buildup, and moisturize the scalp more frequently to prevent dryness.