Services
Braids that are neat at the root and still neat at week six
Knotless, box, cornrows and Fulani braids, parted and braided to your size and length. A good fit if you want a style you can leave alone for weeks, and don't mind a long day to get it.
Small parts take longer and look neat longer; large parts finish sooner and are lighter on the head.
Install: 2 to 8 hours, by style and size
Worn 4 to 8 weeks
Take-down: 2 to 3 hours

What happens
The visit, step by step
- 01
Step 1: Plan it
We look at your hair, agree the style, the size of the parts and the length, and you get a written quote and a time estimate.
30 minutes, before the day
- 02
Step 2: Prep
A wash and detangle if your hair needs one, dried and stretched so the parts sit clean.
45 to 75 minutes
- 03
Step 3: Part and braid
We part and section, then braid in order, with a short break halfway for water and a stretch.
Most of the day, by size and length
- 04
Step 4: Finish
Ends sealed or curled, edges tidied, and a quick lesson on sleeping and washing in it.
20 to 30 minutes
Before you come
What to know
The price comes from the style, the size of the parts, the length and the braider's level, and it shows when you book.
Your hair, washed and dry
Come with hair washed, dry and detangled, with no oil or gel in it, so the parts are clean.
Braiding hair
We supply it, or you bring yours. Tell us which when you book, and the amount is part of your quote.
Photos help
A photo of the style, from the back and from the side, tells us more than a name does.
Take-down
Wear a braid style for four to eight weeks, then book the take-down. Please don't cut the extension out at the root yourself.
Results vary
How a style looks and lasts depends on your hair, the size of the parts and how you care for it between visits.
The braider
Lanaya, Tameeka or Alphonso, whoever you book. Every level is shown on the booking page.
Meet the stylists
Questions about this style
What size should I pick?
Small parts take longer, last longer and sit lighter at the root. Medium is the usual place to start. We'll look at your hair and talk it through at your consultation.
Can you braid short hair?
Most braids need a few inches of your own hair to hold. If yours is shorter, we'll tell you what we can do, and whether a different style fits better.
What does knotless mean?
The braid starts from your own hair and adds the extension in a little at a time, so there's no knot at the root and the base lies flatter.
Book your braids
Pick a day and a braider, or text us a photo first.