We love creating creative braids
Comparison table for braids
| Service | Sustainability | Result | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Children's braids | 1 - 3 months | Practical and gentle braided hairstyle designed for children | |
| Dreadlock braids / box braids | 2 - 4 months | Many separate braids with length, color, and volume | |
| Crochet braids | 2 - 3 months | Full-bodied result where extensions are crocheted into a braided base | |
| Ponytail braid | 1 -2 weeks | Braided ponytail with an elegant and defined look | |
| Dutch braids / cornrows | 2 -3 months | Tight braids close to the scalp with a sleek finish |
Frequently asked questions about braids
Our hairstylists braid the child’s natural hair into tight, close-to-the-scalp braids. This keeps the hair in place, minimizes tangling, and protects the strands from external wear.
We are very careful to ensure that the braids are tight enough to stay securely in place, without causing pain or pulling too hard on the hairline. Our hairstylists are accustomed to working with children and make the experience as safe and comfortable as possible.
Yes, the method can be adapted to the hair’s thickness and scalp. However, we do not recommend braids that are too tight on very fine baby hairs along the hairline, to avoid unnecessary strain.
This hairstyle works absolutely best on natural Afro hair, curly or very curly hair with a texture that grips the braid. Straight and smooth hair can also be braided, but the braids tend to slip out much faster.
Before we start braiding, we discuss your and your child’s preferences to decide on a suitable pattern. Larger braids are quicker to make, while thinner braids often retain their shape a little longer.
No, our standard service for children is performed on the child's own natural hair. The aim is to simplify everyday life and protect their own hair rather than add volume or length.
The time required varies depending on the child’s hair length, hair thickness, and how detailed a braiding pattern is desired. The appointment usually takes between one and three hours.
Cornrows on children usually stay neat and manageable for 2 to 3 months with proper care. However, it is important to keep an eye on the scalp and remove them sooner if it starts itching a lot or becomes too tight as the hair grows out.
It eliminates the daily struggle of brushing and detangling tangled hair in the morning. Your child is always perfectly styled and ready for the day as soon as they get out of bed.
We strongly recommend that the child sleeps with a silk or satin nightcap or durag. This significantly reduces friction against the pillow, preventing the braids from becoming frizzy and extending their longevity.We strongly recommend that the child sleeps with a silk or satin nightcap or durag. This significantly reduces friction against the pillow, preventing the braids from becoming frizzy and extending their longevity.

