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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about kids Fulani braids.
Duration depends on your child's hair density and care routine; typically Fulani braids last two to eight weeks. Proper sleep protection, regular scalp moisturizing, and gentle handling will extend wear. We include standard extension hair in the price.
Yes. We use low-tension braiding techniques designed for delicate scalps and check comfort throughout styling. If your child feels pain or pulling we will adjust immediately. Mention any scalp conditions at booking so we can tailor the service.
Yes — standard extension hair is included in the appointment price. We provide natural and standard color options only. If you request premium, custom, or bright color extensions we can discuss additional charges and timing during booking.
Wash and detangle hair within 24 hours before the appointment; avoid heavy conditioners or oils that weigh hair down. Bring a comfort item for long sessions. Remember styling duration varies with hair density, so allow flexible appointment time.
Wash gently every one to two weeks using a diluted, sulfate-free shampoo to avoid frizz and preserve the braid pattern. Focus on scalp cleansing, rinse thoroughly, then apply light oil or leave-in to moisturize. Pat dry to prevent rubbing and frizz.
Absolutely. We create neat, school-appropriate Fulani styles like low buns, half-up crowns, or small side braids that follow school policies. Stick to standard hair colors we provide; request a specific school-friendly style when booking and we'll adapt accordingly.