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
The method involves carefully braiding high-quality synthetic hair extensions into your own hair in small, precise sections. This creates a detailed, protective style with lots of movement and flexibility.
We use a specially adapted, lightweight high-quality synthetic hair. This is essential to stop the many small braids becoming too heavy for your neck and to protect your own hair follicles from unnecessary strain.
Avoid heat tools such as straighteners and curling irons on your box braids altogether. The synthetic material melts at high temperatures, instantly ruining both the hair extensions and your own braided-in hair.
Small box braids can be adapted for most hair types, but very fine hair calls for extra care and assessment. We always adjust the amount of hair extensions in each braid to make sure the method is gentle on your particular scalp.
Before the treatment, we discuss your wishes to find the ideal balance between the length you want and the recommended volume. We make sure the result is full and attractive without compromising on comfort.
We offer a large choice of colours and will help you either match your natural hair colour exactly or create exciting contrasts. You can also blend several shades for a more vibrant, unique result.
No, the synthetic hair extensions used for these braids can't be chemically dyed, toned or bleached afterwards. If you want to change colour, we simply choose a new shade of synthetic hair at your next re-braid.
Small box braids last impressively well and usually look great for two to three months, depending heavily on how fast your own hair grows. A good night-time routine with a silk cap is the key to keeping the braids fresh the whole time.
Unlike large box braids, small box braids take longer to do, but in return they offer much more flexibility for different elaborate updos. The thinner braids also give a daintier, more detailed overall look.
It's incredibly important to gather your braids in a silk cap or wrap them in a soft silk scarf every night. This stops the bedding from making the material frizzy and keeps the style's lovely structure much longer.

