7 To 10 Feed In Braids Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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I am from California was looking for some1 to do some cornrows. Marquitta was able to get ...more
I just love the way she braids she's patient she's good she's detailed she doesn't take lo...more
A little late because my appt. was on 06/26. Anyway Marquitta was a delight. I am very sat...more
Beautiful braids by a beautiful soul! Marquitta did an amazing job and got me in quickly w...more
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I sent my bf here to get some box braids and she did exactly like the photo he showed her....more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 7 To 10 Feed In Braids.
Typically they last four to eight weeks depending on hair type, activity level, and aftercare. Proper maintenance like nighttime wraps and moisturizing oils extends wear; book a touch-up or removal when new growth or loosening affects the style.
When installed by our trained stylists, feed-in braids distribute tension and avoid excessive pulling. Choosing appropriate size and following aftercare prevents damage; notify us of sensitivities so adjustments can be made for scalp health.
Allow two to four hours for seven to ten feed-in braids, depending on hair length, thickness, and any added extensions or intricate parting. We'll provide a time estimate during booking based on your desired look.
You can gently wash your scalp and braids after 48 to 72 hours with a diluted sulfate-free shampoo. Pat dry and air-dry thoroughly; avoid heavy rubbing. Use light oils and a satin wrap for maintenance.
Extensions are optional; we can incorporate synthetic or human hair for added length or volume. We'll discuss material, color match, and installation tension during consultation to ensure a seamless, comfortable outcome.
Sleep with a satin bonnet or pillowcase, lightly moisturize scalp and braids weekly, and avoid heavy pulling. Schedule professional touch-ups every four to six weeks to refresh edges and maintain neat parting.
