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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Single Crochet.
Installation time varies with hair length, braid size, and desired fullness; most Single Crochet services take between three to six hours. Your stylist will give a more accurate estimate during consultation based on hair preparation, added extensions, and preferred braid density.
When installed and maintained correctly, Single Crochet is a protective style that minimizes breakage and promotes retention. Avoid overly tight braids, scheduled touch-ups, and prolonged wear; regular moisturizing, gentle cleansing, and professional removal reduce risk of damage and keep hair healthy.
Maintain a healthy scalp by cleansing every one to two weeks with diluted shampoo or scalp wipes, applying lightweight oils to soothe dryness, and covering hair at night with a satin scarf. Avoid heavy buildup and gently refresh edges as needed.
You can swim and exercise with Single Crochet braids, but protect them: braid or tie hair up, wear a swim cap, rinse and cleanse promptly after chlorine or saltwater exposure, and thoroughly dry to prevent odor and mildew. Regular maintenance preserves longevity.
With proper care, Single Crochet braids typically last six to ten weeks. Factors like hair growth rate, braid size, and maintenance affect longevity. Schedule a professional removal or refresh when you notice heavy new growth, loosening, or scalp irritation to protect natural hair.
Yes—extensions and color accents are popular. We recommend pre-colored or human-hair extensions for vibrant shades; avoid chemically dyeing synthetic hair in-salon. Consult your stylist to choose appropriate hair types, colors, and installation methods that achieve your look without compromising braid integrity.