Tribal Gallery
$$MultiPurposeText$$
See examples of our Tribal work and results.
What Our Clients Say
$$MultiPurposeText$$
Read testimonials from our satisfied customers
They did an amazing job. They were very professional and I was out of there in under 4 hou...more
love my braids the girls here are very nice and you gone leave looking good they did my co...more
I had such an amazing experience at this African hair braiding salon! From the moment I wa...more
Sandrine did an amazing job on my boho knotless!
My braids looked so nice and I was very satisfied
Golden hair braiding the best place to get your hair done. Braiders are very professional ...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Tribal.
Installation time varies by complexity, braid size, and hair length. Simple patterns may take three to four hours, while intricate tribal designs with many sections can require six to eight hours. Your stylist will give a tailored estimate during consultation.
Yes. Extensions are commonly used to add length, volume, and color contrast in tribal styles. Your stylist will choose appropriate methods—feed-ins or knotless extensions—to blend seamlessly and maintain comfort while ensuring the braid pattern and longevity.
Wash, condition, and thoroughly detangle hair one to two days before your appointment. Avoid heavy oils or greasy products that weigh hair down. Bring photos or inspiration and discuss braid size, parting designs, and whether you want extensions or color added.
Sleep on a silk bonnet or pillowcase, moisturize scalp and braids with light oils or braid spray, and avoid excessive manipulation. Cleanse the scalp carefully every one to two weeks and book touch-ups for loose edges or new growth.
When installed and removed properly, tribal braids are protective. Damage can occur from excessive tension, prolonged wear, or improper removal. Our stylists use gentle knotless and feed-in techniques and advise limits on duration and proper upkeep to minimize risk.
Longevity depends on braid size, hair care, and activity level. Generally tribal braids last four to eight weeks with proper maintenance; finer or tighter styles may require earlier touch-ups. Schedule a removal or refresh appointment as soon as you notice significant loosening.