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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
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With proper care, Havana braids usually last 4–8 weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth rate, braid size, and maintenance. Avoid heavy products, sleep with a satin scarf, and schedule touch-ups to keep them looking fresh and prevent frizz.
When installed correctly and not overly tight, Havana braids are a protective style that minimizes manipulation. Communicate tension preferences with your stylist, avoid prolonged heavy installs, and keep scalp clean and moisturized to prevent irritation and breakage.
Installation typically takes 2–5 hours depending on braid size, length, and added hair. Larger, chunkier Havana braids are faster to install than smaller ones. We recommend allowing adequate time and scheduling accordingly for your comfort.
Yes — but take precautions. Rinse and condition after swimming to remove chlorine or salt, and wear a swim cap when possible. For workouts, tie braids up to reduce friction and secure them to prevent excessive pulling.
Arrive with clean, detangled, and thoroughly dry hair. Deep condition beforehand if needed, and avoid heavy oils or products. If you want a specific parting or color placement, bring inspiration photos to discuss with your stylist.
Sleep on satin, moisturize scalp and braid roots lightly, and refresh edges with lightweight gel or mousse. Avoid heavy oils that cause buildup. Schedule touch-ups for loose edges and wash gently every 2–3 weeks to preserve style integrity.
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