Medium 16" (Armpit length) Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Medium 16" (Armpit length).
Installation usually takes 3 to 6 hours depending on hair density, texture, and desired braid thickness. Book a consultation for precise timing; denser or thicker natural hair may require the upper range for neat, secure braids.
Yes—our specialists assess hair texture, length, and strength to determine suitability. Own-hair braids require sufficient length and density to anchor; very fine or short hair may need adjustments or a consultation for alternatives.
Wash gently with diluted shampoo every 1–2 weeks, moisturize scalp and braids with oil or leave-in spray, sleep with a satin scarf, avoid heavy products, and schedule touch-ups to maintain shape and scalp health.
Keep braids for 6–8 weeks maximum to prevent matting and tension damage. Extended wear risks breakage and scalp stress. We recommend a maintenance check at four weeks and removal by two months for optimal hair health.
Yes—light swimming and workouts are fine. Rinse salt or chlorine immediately and apply conditioner to prevent dryness. Use a shower cap for frequent swimmers and tie hair up to reduce friction during exercise to prolong braid neatness.
When installed and removed by professionals, and with proper maintenance, damage risk is low. Avoid excessive tension, keep scalp moisturized, and remove braids on schedule. Poor installation or overlong wear increases breakage risk.