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 braid synthetic hair extensions into the child's natural hair to create long-lasting, protective box braids. The method is always adapted to the child's hair type and age to ensure a comfortable, painless result.
We use lightweight synthetic hair specially designed to be braided gently into natural hair. This material doesn't weigh down the child's neck and helps the braids keep their shape much longer.
As the braids are made with synthetic hair, we recommend avoiding straighteners and curling irons altogether. Heat tools can melt the fibres and ruin both the braid's structure and the natural hair inside.
Yes, children's braids are a very gentle method that works brilliantly even for children with finer or more sensitive hair. Our experienced stylists adjust the size and tension of the braids to protect the scalp as well as possible.
At the appointment, we'll help you choose a length and thickness that feels sensible and comfortable for your child's activity level. We make sure the volume is in proportion so the style feels natural and easy to wear.
We have synthetic hair in lots of shades and will help you on the day to find a colour that either matches your child's own tone or adds a fun contrast. Many choose to mix in colourful strands for a more personal, playful look.
No, unfortunately synthetic hair can't be dyed, bleached or toned once it's in. If your child wants a new shade, it's best to choose a different colour of hair extensions at the next braiding appointment.
Depending on the child's hair type and how well the style is looked after, the braids can last from one to three months. To get the most out of them, it's important to follow our care advice carefully throughout.
Unlike our more advanced adult treatments, children's braids are specially adapted to be extra gentle on a young scalp. The service focuses on maximum comfort and practical durability for an active everyday life.
We strongly recommend that your child sleeps in a silk cap or soft scarf to reduce friction against the pillow. This stops the style getting fuzzy too soon and keeps the braids looking neat much longer.

