Braid comparison table
| Service | Longevity | Result | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Children’s braids | 1–3 months | A practical, gentle braided style adapted for children | |
| Box braids | 2–4 months | Many individual braids with length, colour and volume | |
| Crochet braids | 2–3 months | A full result where extensions are crocheted into a braided base | |
| Braided ponytail | 1–2 weeks | A braided ponytail with an elegant, striking look | |
| Cornrows | 2–3 months | Tight braids close to the scalp with a sleek result |
Frequently asked questions about braids
We carefully divide your child's hair into two even sections and braid it close to the scalp using a feed-in technique. For extra durability and a fuller look, we methodically work in suitable synthetic hair throughout the process.
We use a feather-light synthetic hair specially developed for professional, gentle braiding. This material is key because it gives the style hold without weighing down your child's neck or pulling painfully on the hair follicles.
These braids are a finished style that must never be exposed to straighteners, hairdryers or curling irons. The synthetic fibres melt instantly at high temperatures, immediately ruining both the braids and your child's own braided-in hair.
Yes, the treatment is incredibly gentle, and our hairdressers always adapt their technique to your child's individual needs. With thin or sensitive hair, we braid with slightly looser tension to ensure a completely pain-free, safe experience.
Before we start, we have a chat with you to find a length and thickness that suit your child's age and activity level. We make sure the two braids are even, balanced and easy to wear during play and movement.
You choose whether to match your child's natural hair colour exactly or add a fun colour contrast for a more playful style. We're happy to guide you through our wide colour chart in the salon to find the loveliest shades.
Unfortunately, the synthetic hair can't be bleached, toned or chemically dyed after it's braided in. If your child wants a new colour, we solve it in a fun, easy way by choosing hair in a different colour at the next salon visit.
Two cornrows for children usually last about one to two weeks, depending largely on your child's hair type and how active they are during the day. A protective silk cap or scarf at night is the very best way to make the style last longer.
Compared with small box braids, two cornrows are a much quicker treatment with a broader, sportier look. It's a perfect, affordable starter option for younger children who can't sit still in the salon chair for hours.
It's very important to protect your child's style every night by having them sleep in a snug silk cap or scarf. This greatly reduces friction against the cotton pillow and keeps both the centre parting and the surface of the braids fresh for longer.

