Braids 5 Stitch 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 Braids 5 Stitch Braids.
Typically five-stitch braids last four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, type, and care. Proper maintenance, like nightly protection and gentle cleansing, extends longevity. Schedule touch-ups as needed to refresh edges and maintain neatness.
Yes — extensions can be added for length or volume. Additional charges apply for synthetic or human hair; please discuss your desired look when booking so we can prepare materials and time accordingly for a seamless result.
Arrive with hair fully detangled as required; shampoo is included so a wash on-site will be done. Avoid heavy oils or elaborate styles beforehand. If hair is severely matted, extra fees or rescheduling may be necessary.
Yes. If hair is severely matted we may charge an additional detangling fee, and in some cases reschedule or cancel the appointment to protect hair integrity. We’ll assess during booking and advise the best next steps.
Time varies with hair length and density; most five-stitch braid appointments range from two to six hours. Allow extra time if adding extensions or complex placement. Your stylist will give a more precise estimate during consultation.
To prolong wear, sleep with a silk or satin scarf, moisturize the scalp lightly, avoid heavy products that cause buildup, and wash gently when needed. Schedule touch-ups and consult your stylist if you feel excessive tension or discomfort.