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Frequently Asked Questions
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With proper care and protective styling, French Curl Braids last four to eight weeks depending on hair texture, growth rate, and maintenance. Using silk scarves at night and avoiding heavy products will extend the style's lifespan.
Yes. Gently cleanse the scalp using diluted shampoo or dry shampoo, and focus on roots. Rinse carefully and moisturize ends with lightweight leave-in products to maintain curl bounce without disturbing braid structure.
When installed and removed by professionals at ADJIA'S HAIR BRAIDING, tension is minimized to protect edges. Proper maintenance, regular moisturizing, and gentle removal prevent breakage and promote healthy hair growth.
Installation typically ranges from two to four hours depending on hair length, density, and any customization. We prioritize comfort and precision to ensure flawless curls and secure braids tailored to your desired look.
Absolutely — extensions add volume and length while synthetic or human-hair options offer color variety. Our stylists will match textures and heat-treat where appropriate for seamless curls that blend naturally and beautifully.
Sleep on a satin or silk pillowcase and wrap hair in a silk scarf or bonnet. Gently tuck curls and avoid tight styles; this reduces friction and preserves curl shape and braid neatness.
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