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 create very fine, precise sections in the hair, which are then braided as cornrows close along the scalp. During braiding, we add small amounts of synthetic hair to give each braid maximum hold and durability.
The treatment uses a particularly feather-light synthetic hair made specifically for detailed braided styles. This material is essential for the fine braids to get a lovely structure without straining your own hair follicles.
This is a completely finished style that must never be styled with heated tools such as straighteners or hairdryers. The heat melts the synthetic fibres instantly, permanently ruining both the braids and your own braided-in hair.
Yes, our experienced hairdressers always adjust the tension of the fine braids to be as gentle as possible on your scalp. With extra sensitive hair, we reduce the amount of synthetic hair even further to ensure a safe, completely comfortable experience.
In the salon, we discuss which thickness and length best suit your hair type and face shape. We make sure the design is visually balanced and well proportioned so you feel comfortable in your new style.
You choose whether the synthetic hair should match your natural hair colour exactly or stand out with a clear contrast. We're happy to guide you through our extensive colour chart in the salon to find the loveliest shades for you.
The synthetic hair we use can't take any form of chemical dyeing, bleaching or toning. If you'd like a different hair colour, we simply switch to a brand-new shade at your next braiding appointment.
Baby cornrows usually stay sharp and neat for two to four weeks, largely depending on your own hair growth. Careful use of night-time hair protection is the single most important factor in making the style last and stay fresh.
The difference from standard feed-in braids is that baby cornrows are much thinner and done in far more small sections across the whole head. This gives a more complex, detailed pattern, which also means the salon treatment takes a little longer.
Protect your style consistently every night by sleeping in a snug silk cap or scarf. This nightly routine minimises friction against your bedding and effectively stops the small braids from getting frizzy.

