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Braids Stockholm & Uppsala

We braid in both Stockholm and Uppsala – box braids in four sizes, cornrows in two, four or six rows, baby cornrows, ponytail braids, crochet braids and men's braids, as well as braids for children.

What is included is listed in each service. Not sure about size or how long it takes? Book a free consultation first.

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How to book

Choose a treatmentOpen the service and choose a variant, such as length or amount
Choose a salonOdenplan in Stockholm or Uppsala
Book a timeTap the booking button and choose a day and time that suit you
DoneYou get a confirmation right away. Payment is usually made at the salon

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Stockholm

Norrtullsgatan 26A, Odenplan
Monday–Friday 10am–7pm, Saturday by booking
076-415 90 00
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Uppsala

Skolgatan 49, 753 32 Uppsala
By appointment only
076-415 90 00
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Frequently asked questions

Which braids do you do?

Box braids in four sizes, cornrows in two, four or six rows, baby cornrows, ponytail braids, crochet braids and men's braids. We also braid children's hair.

How long does braiding take?

It depends on the size. Small and extra-small box braids often take half a day or more, while a few rows of cornrows take much less time. We'll tell you the time when we book you in.

How long do the braids last?

From a few weeks up to three months, depending on size. Take them out too early rather than too late – a lot of new growth means the braids start to pull under their own weight.

Is the braiding hair included in the price?

Each service states what's included. If you're unsure, ask us when we book you in so you know what to bring.

Do you braid children's hair?

Yes, we have dedicated services for children – box braids and cornrows.

How do I prepare my hair?

Come with freshly washed, dry and detangled hair that's been washed with shampoo only. Conditioner and oils make the hair slippery and weaken the grip when braiding.

How do I wash my hair with braids in?

Focus on the scalp. Mix a gentle shampoo with water in an applicator bottle, apply along the partings, massage with your fingertips and rinse without rubbing the braids.

Why are braids called a protective style?

Your own hair is braided in and spared daily brushing, heat tools and friction against collars. The condition is that the braids aren't too tight and that you look after your scalp.

Should the braids feel tight?

No. A braid should feel secure but not tight. If it pulls at the temples, it's too tight – tell us straight away and we'll loosen a few rows. Hair braided too tightly puts strain on the hairline.

Where is the braiding done?

At both Stockholm and Uppsala. You choose the salon when you add the service to your basket.

Everything you need to know about Braids Stockholm & Uppsala

Braiding in Stockholm and Uppsala
We do box braids in four sizes, cornrows in two, four or six rows, baby cornrows, ponytail braids, crochet braids and men's braids. We also braid children's hair.

Size determines time and how long they last
The smaller the braids, the longer it takes and the longer the style lasts. Small box braids often take half a day or more, while a few rows of cornrows are much quicker. The braids last from a few weeks up to three months.

A protective style
When your own hair is braided in, it's spared brushing, heat and friction and gets a chance to rest. A braid should feel secure but never tight. Tell us straight away if it pulls at the temples and we'll redo the rows.

Preparation
Come with freshly washed, dry and detangled hair that's been washed with shampoo only. Conditioner and oil make the hair slippery.

Care
Wash your scalp with a gentle shampoo diluted in an applicator bottle and rinse without rubbing. A light oil soothes itching. Sleep in a silk or satin bonnet and take the braids out too early rather than too late.