Yes, they will hurt your scalp the first 3 or more days. Some customers are quite used to that type of pain. Some are not. At your convenience, you can find hair cooler spray in any beauty supply to help you deal with the discomfort. However, we do not recommend anybody wear braids if they have a sensitive scalp, as this may result in some injuries. Please consult your physician prior to any visit to a braiding salon to avoid any inconvenience.

Yes and No. This depends on the type of natural hair texture you have. Some customers with very tiny hair might have their hair break off more while trying to wear braids. Some customers with strong natural hair might see their hair grow after wearing braids for 3 months. The reason is that you don’t comb your braids so this will at least limit that breakage.

Yes, you can. It’s well recommended to stop at any professional hair salon to have your braids styled. (Especially customers with human hairstyles).

Some customers might feel some tightness on their scalp during and after the braiding process. There is a minimum strength and tightness that any skilled braider must use to braid your hair. This process is unavoidable at Super Hair Braiding; otherwise, your braids will easily fall off and the end result will not be neat. Customers with sensitive scalps will definitely be uncomfortable.

No, you do not have to. If your hair is already permed, it’s OK. You can still have your hair braided at Super Hair Braiding.

This depends on the number of appointments we have on schedule that particular day. Please understand that we are a service provider, and we operate like the doctor's office you know of. There is always a prep time when you come in. If you already know what style you want and it’s very slow that day, we will start your braids right away. We might be running behind our regular schedule. In some cases, we will attempt to put 2 braiders to take care of you so they can finish up around the same expected time. We do apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you.

It depends on the style you’re looking for. At Sally's Hair Braiding, any regular single braid will take about 4 to 6 hours to be completed. A skilled braider should not take more than 7 hours to have your hair done, unless it’s a micro-mini human hair braid style you are getting.

Individual braids and Twists can last up to 3 months if well maintained. Cornrows can last up to three weeks if well maintained. Results may vary, depending on your natural hair texture, its length and your scalp's condition.

This should not have happened unless you washed your braids within the first 2 weeks. This might also happen if your natural hair grows fast.

No, it's not possible because a skilled braider must plan the foundation and roots before starting your style.

Yes, it’s possible but we do not recommend that practice because before any skilled braider starts with your style, she/he has to plan how the foundation and the roots should be. Any modification thereafter might not show a satisfactory result.

Yes, it is. Usually, you will keep your braids for a long time once you have them, compared to how much you will spend every 2 weeks at the hair salon.

Yes. When you call, we can only give you an estimate.

Yes, we can. We will try our best to cover all the parts that do not have hair and make it look natural.

We do provide synthetic hair (100% kanekalon, which is the best texture in the fiber industry). We do not provide Human Hair. If you want to have the micro braids done with human hair, you will have to provide 2 packs of human hair. They have to be long enough to cover your natural hair. One pack must be 2 inches longer.

We do not advise our customers to shampoo their braids within the first 2 weeks. It will just lose its shininess. You may use hair spray available at most beauty supplies to keep your braids shiny. You may also lightly dry shampoo your braids the 3rd week and thereafter.

Yes, we can maintain your braids for you only if they have been originally done by us.

No. We do not cut hair, and we do not apply glue to natural hair at all. We will only clean the hair extension and we will only put glue on the hair extension at around 2 inches past your natural hair length.

Pulling your hair into a tight bun or ponytail can hurt and damage your hair, causing brittle hair to break. Try other hairstyles like a loose side ponytail or a low bun instead. source: https://www.garnierusa.com/tips-how-tos/hair-care/general-hair-care-tips

Too much product can cause buildup on your hair, creating that greasy hair feeling that you may need to wash more. Be sure to follow the product instructions and use the designated amounts. source: https://www.garnierusa.com/tips-how-tos/hair-care/general-hair-care-tips

We're all guilty of this one, but it could actually be damaging your hair, especially at that critical time when it's wet and more fragile than ever. Go easy on your hair and pat rather than rub. source: https://www.garnierusa.com/tips-how-tos/hair-care/general-hair-care-tips

If you want to build volume, it's good to develop a strong conditioning routine. Condition your hair at least every two days with a conditioner that's effective on thin hair. Products that contain Argan oil are good for hair revitalizing. In addition to using a regular conditioner, you should apply a deep conditioner once a week. Use products that give your hair strength and volume over time, and it will soon appear less weak and limp. source: https://www.garnierusa.com/tips-how-tos/hair-care/general-hair-care-tips