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Great customer service! The appointment started on time. My braids look awesome. Just w...more
I Thank Tasha for my braids. I love them!!!!
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I love my twist braids! I will be back in July! Thanks Latoshia!
Latasha was very clean and professional. She did an incredible job on my 52" box braids 😍
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Children Braids.
Children braids usually last 4–8 weeks depending on hair growth, care routine, and the style chosen. Lighter maintenance can extend wear, while tight textures and daily friction may shorten it. We recommend follow-up visits for upkeep and gentle at-home care.
Our stylists use gentle tension and kid-friendly techniques to minimize discomfort. We communicate with the child, take breaks as needed, and adjust tightness. If your child has a sensitive scalp, tell the stylist so we can accommodate and protect their comfort.
Pricing varies by style complexity, hair length, and appointment time. Simple cornrows start at our base child rate, while intricate patterns or added accessories increase cost. Contact our salon for an accurate quote based on your child's desired style and hair texture.
Wash and detangle hair the night before or the morning of the appointment. Avoid heavy products or oils that make hair slippery. Bring photos of preferred styles and any favorite accessories. Ensure your child is well-rested and has snacks or entertainment for comfort.
Yes — we offer beads, colored cuffs, bows, and other child-friendly accessories. Tell your stylist during booking or bring chosen items to the appointment. Some accessories may affect longevity or comfort, so we'll recommend placement that balances style and scalp safety.
Keep the scalp clean with gentle, diluted cleansers and a light oil to prevent dryness. Sleep on a satin pillowcase or use a bonnet, and avoid excessive manipulation. Re-tighten or refresh edges as needed and schedule touch-ups to maintain neatness.
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