Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Bora braid.

With proper maintenance Bora braids can last four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, installation tightness, and aftercare. Regular scalp cleansing, moisturizing, and sleeping with a silk scarf prolongs lifespan. Schedule touch-ups if edges feel stressed or braids loosen.

When installed and removed correctly, Bora braids are protective rather than damaging. Avoid excessive tension, heavy extensions, or prolonged wear without care. Regular moisturizing, gentle handling, and professional removal significantly reduce breakage and protect your hair’s health.

Appointment times vary by braid size, length, and added extensions. Expect two to six hours for most Bora braid installations. We provide a consultation to determine time, discuss styling options, and ensure you leave satisfied with the final look.

Yes, you can swim and exercise with Bora braids, but take precautions. Rinse and moisturize hair after swimming, wear a swim cap for chlorine protection, and tie hair up during workouts to minimize friction and reduce frizz or premature loosening.

Maintain Bora braids by cleansing your scalp weekly with diluted shampoo, lightly moisturizing the braids and scalp, and minimizing heavy products. Sleep on satin or silk to prevent friction and retie loose sections. Book follow-ups if you notice buildup or tension.

Absolutely. We offer a wide range of color options, lengths, and premium accessories like beads, rings, or cuffs to personalize your Bora braids. Discuss desired shades and placement during consultation to achieve a cohesive, salon-quality result tailored to your style.