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With proper care, crochet braids typically last four to eight weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth, installation density, and product use. Regular maintenance appointments, gentle cleansing, and avoiding excessive tension help extend wear while keeping your natural hair healthy.
When installed and maintained correctly, crochet braids are protective. Avoid overly tight braid-downs or heavy styles that stress edges. Communicate tension preferences with your stylist, schedule regular care, and remove styles promptly if you notice pain or breakage.
Wash crochet braids every one to two weeks using diluted shampoo to cleanse the scalp without tangling extensions. Rinse thoroughly, apply lightweight conditioner to ends, air-dry or low-heat dry, and sleep with a satin bonnet to minimize frizz.
Heat styling depends on hair type. Avoid high heat on most synthetic fibers; use heat-safe synthetic or human hair for curling or straightening. If heat is used, choose low settings, heat protectant products, and test a small section first to prevent damage.
Installation time varies by desired density and texture but generally takes between ninety minutes and three hours. Prepping the natural hair and creating a neat braid-down adds time; we aim for efficient but secure and seamless placement.
Yes — you can swim and exercise with crochet braids, but take precautions. Wear a swim cap for chlorinated water, rinse and clarify hair afterward, and tie hair up during workouts to reduce friction and tangling. Follow aftercare recommendations.
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