Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Crochet.

With proper care, crochet braids last 4–8 weeks depending on hair type, installation method, and maintenance. Gentle cleansing, moisturizing the scalp, and avoiding heavy products extends lifespan. Schedule touch-ups or removal when natural hair needs attention or edges feel stressed.

Properly installed crochet braids protect hair by minimizing daily manipulation. Damage usually results from overly tight cornrows, heavy extensions, or neglect. Choose experienced stylists, request gentle tension, and follow aftercare to protect edges and maintain healthy hair beneath the style.

Keep your scalp clean with diluted shampoo or co-wash, lightly moisturize edges and braids, and sleep with a satin bonnet or pillowcase. Avoid heavy oils that weigh hair down and gently detangle ends if needed to prolong the style.

Yes—with precautions. Rinse and condition hair after chlorinated or saltwater exposure and secure braids to prevent tangling. Wear a swim cap when possible and pat dry thoroughly. Heavy perspiration may require more frequent cleansing to prevent buildup on the scalp.

Installation time varies by hair density, desired style, and braid size, but crochet services typically take 1.5 to 3 hours. We work efficiently to ensure comfort and precision; consult with your stylist for a personalized time estimate based on your chosen look.

Crochet braids work well for most hair types, especially natural, relaxed, or transitioning textures. They protect fragile ends while offering versatility. Our stylists assess your hair health to recommend appropriate base braids, texture blends, and length for optimal results and longevity.