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Get answers to common questions about Feeding Cornrows Straight Back.
Installation time varies by hair length and density, typically 1.5 to 3 hours. Complex patterns or added hair can extend time. We assess and confirm expected duration during consultation to ensure you schedule appropriately and receive the best result.
We supply hair in colors 1, 1B, 30, 27 and Burgundy at no extra charge. If you want a different shade, you must bring your own pre-stretched hair matched to length and quality to avoid installation delays.
With proper care fed cornrows maintain neatness for four to eight weeks. Lifespan depends on hair growth, scalp care, and activity level. Schedule touch-ups or remove earlier if braids loosen, frizz appears, or scalp needs relief to protect natural hair.
Yes — you can swim and exercise with fed cornrows, but take precautions. Rinse and condition hair after swimming, avoid prolonged chlorine or salt exposure, dry thoroughly, and protect edges with a satin scarf to minimize frizz and tension.
Only if you request a color not offered. We provide five standard shades; any other color requires clients to bring their own hair matching length, texture, and quality. Label and prepare hair before arrival to ensure a smooth, timely installation.
Daily maintenance includes moisturizing the scalp, applying light oils to edges, wearing a satin scarf at night, and avoiding heavy creams that cause buildup. Cleanse gently with diluted shampoo when needed and schedule routine maintenance to keep cornrows fresh and protective.