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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Cornrows (Half a Head, Natural).
Typically 2–6 weeks depending on hair growth, texture, and care. Tighter stitching and proper maintenance extend wear; schedule touch-ups or removal to prevent breakage. We recommend scalp oiling and protective sleep routines to preserve neatness and hair health.
Yes — extensions can be incorporated for extra volume or length, but we match texture and use recommended techniques to avoid tension. Book a consultation so stylists can assess natural hair, choose suitable extensions, and achieve a seamless, safe result.
This style suits most textured hair types, especially coily, curly, and wavy strands. Fine hair can still work with careful tension control. Our stylists evaluate density and condition to recommend the best pattern and durability.
Come with clean, detangled, and dry or slightly damp hair. Avoid heavy oils or buildup; a light leave-in conditioner is fine. If allergic to certain products, inform your stylist. Arrive on time so we can discuss placement and desired look.
When braided correctly with gentle tension, they should not damage hair. Overly tight rows or prolonged wear without care can cause breakage. Our stylists prioritize scalp health, adjustable tension, and removal guidance to protect your natural hair.
Maintain by sleeping with a satin bonnet or pillowcase, lightly oiling the scalp, and refreshing edges with a soft brush. Wash gently as needed using diluted shampoo and avoid heavy manipulation. Schedule follow-ups for touch-ups or removal to preserve hair integrity.