6 Cornrows (Half Head) Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 6 Cornrows (Half Head).
Appointments typically take 60–90 minutes depending on hair density, extension type, and stylist. Complex textures or added styling can extend time; we confirm a precise estimate when you book.
Wash and thoroughly detangle hair before arrival, avoid heavy oils or styling products, and bring reference photos if you have a preferred style. Clean, dry hair ensures the best, longest-lasting result.
With proper care, six cornrows typically stay neat for two to six weeks. Longevity depends on hair type, maintenance, and sleeping habits—use a satin scarf and gentle cleansing to extend freshness.
You can exercise and swim, but take precautions: wear a swim cap for chlorinated pools, rinse saltwater promptly, tie hair up during workouts, and dry thoroughly to prevent frizz and mildew.
When installed with correct tension and periodic breaks between installs, cornrows with extensions are protective. Avoid excessive tightness, moisturize your scalp, and remove styles before signs of stress or breakage.
Use a lightweight leave-in, diluted shampoo for gentle scalp cleansing, and light scalp oil to prevent dryness. Avoid heavy conditioners on the braids; sleep on satin and use edge control sparingly.