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My daughter had an appointment with Josephine. She did knotless braids. Josephine was kind...more
Wonderful hairstylist and great service! Box braids came out really nice!
Cool braids! Pleasant. Highly recommended!
She's is outstanding and very good with braiding.
I will say go there and thank me later. I had the best experience. My children also loved ...more
The styles are gentle and professional. The braids are neat with my real hair. I love it a...more
Frequently Asked Questions
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A standard Feed Ins appointment ranges between 2 to 4 hours depending on braid size, hair length, and complexity. Consultation helps determine exact timing. Smaller, finer braids take longer; fewer large braids finish more quickly.
Properly installed Feed Ins minimize tension by gradually adding extensions, reducing stress on roots. If performed by experienced stylists and paired with aftercare, they’re gentle. Overly-tight braiding or neglect can cause issues, so communicate sensitivity concerns beforehand.
Keep scalp clean with gentle, sulfate-free cleansers and dilute shampoo; moisturize braids and edges with light oils or leave-in sprays. Sleep on a silk scarf or pillowcase, avoid heavy products, and schedule touch-ups to maintain pristine appearance.
Yes, you can wash and style Feed Ins carefully. Use gentle methods, avoid rough scrubbing at roots, and air-dry or low-heat dry. Limit heat styling and use protective styles to preserve braid integrity and extend wear.
Feed Ins can last four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, braid size, and maintenance. Smaller braids may require earlier touch-ups. Regular care, gentle handling, and scheduled salon maintenance will prolong the style and protect natural hair.
Yes, Feed Ins are adaptable for thin or sensitive hair when done gently. Our stylists use lighter tension, smaller added sections, and protective parts to minimize stress. A consultation will assess scalp health and recommend the safest approach.
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