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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Large 20" (Mid-back length).
With proper care, Large 20" (Mid-back length) box braids typically last six to eight weeks. Longevity depends on growth rate, scalp oils, and maintenance habits. Regular nighttime protection and gentle cleansing help minimize frizz and extend wear.
Installation usually takes three to five hours depending on hair density and braid size. Large 20" braids are faster than smaller styles but still require precision for even tension and neat parting. Arrive with detangled hair for a smoother appointment.
When installed with moderate tension, Large 20" braids function as a protective style that reduces daily manipulation. Avoid overly tight parts or excessive weight, and remove braids on schedule to prevent traction-related damage or breakage.
Sleep with a satin scarf or bonnet and use a lightweight scalp mist or oil as needed. Pineapple or loose bun styles reduce friction. Consistent nightly protection prevents frizz and helps braids remain neat between salon visits.
Yes — you can swim and exercise with these braids. Rinse and gently cleanse after chlorine or saltwater, and dry thoroughly to prevent odor or mildew. Secure braids during workouts to reduce tangling and excess tension.
A refresh or re-tightening is recommended every four to six weeks depending on new growth and your neatness preference. Waiting longer increases the chance of matting at the roots and can make safe removal more difficult.