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What Our Clients Say
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Very nice braider, worked very quickly and was able to grip my very short hair.
Adel is very patient and detail-oriented. She did an amazing job on my hair and exceeded m...more
Abel is amazing! She braided my hair so fast and she has soft hads. I’m in love with my bo...more
I love the quality of work they do, never feels like they are rushing to get to the next p...more
I had a great experience with Adel Braiding service, what I asked for is what I got and my...more
I love Adele she always is attentive to my hair needs and she always has me walking out wi...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 4 Stitch Cornrows.
With proper care, four-stitch cornrows last three to six weeks. Longevity depends on hair texture, daily activity, and maintenance. Sleep with a silk scarf, avoid heavy oils at roots, and schedule touch-ups to keep the parting neat and prevent premature frizz or slippage.
When done properly by experienced stylists, four stitch cornrows are protective and gentle. Avoid overly tight braiding to prevent tension and breakage. Communicate any scalp sensitivity and follow recommended aftercare to maintain healthy edges and hair growth.
Gently cleanse scalp with diluted shampoo or a cleansing spray every one to two weeks, focusing on the roots. Rinse thoroughly, pat hair dry with a microfiber towel, and reapply light oil to edges. Sleep with a silk bonnet to reduce frizz and preserve style.
Yes — extensions can be incorporated for length or volume, but application must be balanced to avoid excessive weight. Our stylists match hair type and choose appropriate attachment methods for comfort, longevity, and a natural finish.
Appointments typically range from 45 minutes to 1.5 hours depending on hair length, thickness, and precise parting. Consult with your stylist beforehand to get a personalized time estimate and arrive with detangled hair to help the process run smoothly.
Use a lightweight, sulfate-free shampoo, leave-in conditioning spray, and light natural oil for edges. Avoid heavy creams that can build up. A satin bonnet or pillowcase, and a gentle scalp mist keep braids clean, moisturized, and longer-lasting.