Small 10" (Neck length) Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Small 10" (Neck length).
Installation typically takes 4–6 hours depending on hair density, texture, and braid size. Our stylists work efficiently to maintain precision while ensuring comfort. We recommend scheduling with buffer time for consultation and edge shaping.
With proper care, expect 6–8 weeks of neatness before maintenance. Touch-ups for new growth or areas of loosening are recommended at 4–6 weeks to preserve style integrity and scalp health; longer wear possible with careful maintenance.
Yes — we use pre-colored synthetic or human-hair extensions applied during installation to avoid chemical processing on your natural hair. Consult with your stylist about color choices and maintenance to prevent fading or tangling.
When installed with proper tension and maintained correctly, small neck-length braids are a protective style that minimizes breakage. Avoid overly tight sections, keep scalp moisturized, and remove braids promptly if you experience persistent pain.
Sleep on a satin bonnet or pillowcase, wrap edges with satin scarf, and lightly moisturize scalp and braids weekly. Avoid heavy oils, and rinse scalp as needed; follow stylist's aftercare for best longevity.
Yes — gently dilute shampoo, focus on the scalp, and rinse thoroughly. Pat braids dry with a microfiber towel, avoid vigorous rubbing, and air-dry fully or use a low-heat dryer to reduce frizz and mildew risk.