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Frequently Asked Questions
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With regular maintenance and gentle handling, Guana Braids can last four to eight weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth rate, braid size, and nighttime protection. Schedule touch-ups or reinstallations to refresh edges and maintain a neat appearance.
When installed correctly by experienced stylists, feed-in Guana Braids minimize stress on follicles. Avoid overly tight braiding and keep scalp moisturized. If you have thinning areas, consult our stylist for a gentler technique or alternative protective styles.
Cleanse the scalp every one to two weeks using diluted shampoo applied to the roots. Rinse gently, condition mid-lengths, and avoid heavy product buildup. Sleep with a satin scarf or pillowcase and moisturize scalp with a light oil or spray.
Yes—you can style Guana Braids into a variety of looks, including buns and high ponytails. Keep styles low-tension and avoid pulling tight at the edges. Use soft hair ties and remove styles overnight to prevent breakage and scalp stress.
Installation time varies by braid size, density, and length; expect two to six hours on average. Finer feed-in braids take longer, while larger, thicker braids install more quickly. Your stylist will give a precise estimate during consultation.
Yes, colored synthetic or pre-dyed human hair can be incorporated into Guana Braids for vibrant looks. Discuss color choices with your stylist to ensure compatibility and proper care instructions. Avoid chemical dyeing of installed braids to protect hair integrity.
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