Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about BORA BORA BRAIDS.

With proper care, BORA BORA BRAIDS typically last six to eight weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth, braid size, and maintenance. Regular scalp cleansing, moisturizing, and touch-ups extend wear. Remove sooner if you experience excessive tension, itching, or shedding to protect natural hair.

When installed correctly, BORA BORA BRAIDS should not damage your hair. We prioritize knotless techniques and gentle parting to reduce tension. Scalp health checks and proper aftercare prevent breakage. If you have fragile or thinning hair, we’ll recommend customized styles and protective options.

Knotless BORA BORA BRAIDS start with your own hair and add extensions gradually, creating lighter, less-tensioned roots. Traditional box braids attach extensions at the root for a fuller, uniform look. Choice depends on hair condition, desired volume, and comfort preferences.

Yes, you can swim or exercise with BORA BORA BRAIDS, but take precautions. Rinse and condition hair after chlorinated or saltwater exposure, wear a swim cap when possible, and dry thoroughly to prevent mildew. Avoid heavy exposure and prolonged soaking to extend braid life.

Maintain BORA BORA BRAIDS by sleeping on satin, applying lightweight oils to the scalp, and refreshing edges gently. Cleanse with diluted shampoo every one to two weeks, and condition the braids without heavy buildup. Schedule touch-ups to maintain neatness and scalp health.

Yes, we offer consultations for custom BORA BORA BRAIDS styles to discuss size, length, color, and scalp considerations. Bring inspiration photos and any concerns. We’ll assess hair health, recommend the best technique, provide pricing estimates, and answer all your questions.