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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Medium Feed-In Braids (Straight Back).
With proper care, medium feed-in braids typically last four to six weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth, maintenance, and nightly protection; regular scalp care and gentle handling will keep braids looking neat longer.
Yes. This service requires client-provided braiding hair and at least four inches of natural hair for secure feed-ins. Bring pre-stretched or pre-colored braiding hair matched to your shade, or ask us for sourcing suggestions.
When installed with proper technique and moderate tension, feed-ins minimize breakage and protect edges. Start with clean, conditioned hair, avoid excessive pulling, and follow aftercare to maintain scalp and hair health.
Installation typically takes two to four hours depending on hair length, density, and desired braid size. Arrive with detangled hair and your braiding supply to help the stylist complete the style efficiently.
Absolutely. The straight-back medium feed-ins offer a professional, tidy base that adapts to buns, ponytails, or half-up styles. Use edge control and accessories for a polished finish suitable for corporate or special events.
Keep the scalp clean with diluted shampoo or a gentle cleanser, moisturize lightly, and wrap hair at night with a silk scarf. Avoid heavy root products, limit heat, and schedule touch-ups every four to six weeks.