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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Regular Feed in Braid.
A Regular Feed in Braid generally lasts 4–8 weeks depending on hair growth, texture, and care. Proper maintenance—sleeping with a silk scarf, minimal manipulation, and avoiding heavy oils—can extend wear and preserve the braid's neat appearance.
Yes — the feed-in method is ideal for thin hair because extensions are added gradually, reducing bulk and tension. It creates fuller-looking braids while distributing weight evenly, minimizing stress on delicate strands when installed by a skilled stylist.
Wash and deep-condition your hair 24–48 hours before appointment, ensuring it's detangled and fully dry. Avoid heavy oils or products that leave residue; bring reference photos and communicate desired size and length to your stylist.
Light activity and swimming are possible, but chlorine and saltwater can dry extensions. Rinse hair after exposure, wear a swim cap when possible, and tied up styles help reduce tangling. Inform your stylist about active plans for tailored recommendations.
Keep scalp clean by gently cleansing every 1–2 weeks with diluted shampoo or a scalp cleanser. Moisturize edges lightly with water-based products, sleep on a satin pillowcase or scarf, and avoid excessive manipulation to prolong the style.
When installed and removed correctly by professionals, feed-in braids are low-damage. Avoid excessive tension, keep scalp moisturized, and schedule proper removal. Excessive tightness or prolonged wear without care can increase breakage risk.