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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Crochet.
With proper care, Crochet braids typically last four to eight weeks; some clients extend wear to ten weeks with careful maintenance. Regular scalp care and minimal tension help preserve the style, but we recommend reinstalling before matting or excessive buildup.
Crochet braids are protective when properly installed and removed. Damage risks arise from overly tight cornrows, heavy extensions, or neglected scalp care. Our stylists at Golden Hair Braiding install with gentle tension and offer removal tips to minimize breakage and preserve hair health.
Most Crochet installations take between one and three hours depending on desired fullness, hair texture, and chosen pattern. Pre-looped hair speeds the process. During consultation we'll give a more accurate estimate and recommend styles that fit your schedule.
Yes — you can wash Crochet braids gently. Dilute shampoo, concentrate on the scalp, and rinse thoroughly. Avoid heavy conditioners on the installed hair and let braids air dry. Regular cleansing prevents buildup and keeps both extensions and natural hair healthy.
Crochet works with most textures and lengths; coarse to fine hair can be cornrowed as a base. Shorter natural hair may need more braids for security. We offer various pre-looped textures and lengths to match your desired curls, twists, or braided looks.
Prepare by washing, detangling, and thoroughly drying your natural hair. Trim split ends and moisturize the scalp lightly. Avoid heavy oils that can slip cornrows. Bring reference photos and arrive with hair clean unless your stylist advises otherwise.