We suggest moisturizing the entire legnth og your braids when maininting your braided look. Your natural hair can easily become dry underneath the braiding hair, so its important to moisturize the entire braid.

We suggest not braiding your hair tightly around your hair line. Pulling too tightly on your natural hair can damage the hair follicle.

To properly prep natural hair for wearing braids, deep conditioning keeps curls hydrated and strong with moisture and protein during this protective style.

When deciding what type of braid you want to wear, we suggest taking your hair thickness into account. If you have fine hair, try to choose a smaller braid. If you have thicker hair, try to choose a braid style thatÕs thicker.

To achieve the best results with crochet braids, limit the tightness of the pull during installation to protect your edges and limit excessive shedding.

A healthy scalp is the foundation to healthy hair. Use a clarifying shampoo to eliminate product build up on natural hair.

Brush, Moisturize, and massage the scalp before installing your braids.

We suggest washing and well-conditioning your natural hair before getting your weave installed.

Getting into a hair routine during the colder months will help you stay on track with protein treatmeants and other daily regimens that help lock in moisture.

Make your braids reach to at least waist length. The longer your braids are the more looks you can create.

Avoid products with chemical in the colder months. Try sticking to natural ingrediants for the best results.

When wearing box braids, avoid putting your hair up. This will only cause additional stress to your strands.

When you use creamy conditioners with braids, it builds up in the hair and creates knots at the base of the braids.

Always deep condition your hair before you put older braids back in.

When rocking your braids, try spritzing your hair with a moisturizing, water based spray every once and awhile to prevent frizz and keep your hair silky-soft.

Be careful not to include the fine hairs along your hairline, Ņbaby hairsŅ, into your braids. This hair is fragile and pulling it tight can cause damage to the follicles.Ó