Female Braids
Box braids, knotless braids, cornrows, goddess braids & more — classic protective styles for every occasion.
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Female Braids Styles
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Box Braids
Individual plaits sectioned into square or triangular parts — a timeless protective style that lasts 6–8 weeks.
$120& up
4–6 hrs
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Knotless Braids
Feed-in braids with no knot at the root — lighter, less tension, and a more natural look.
$150& up
5–7 hrs
Trending
Boho Braids
Bohemian-style braids with loose curly ends — effortlessly chic and perfect for any season.
$160& up
5–7 hrs
Tree Braids
Extensions braided close to the scalp with flowing hair left out — a natural, versatile look.
$140& up
4–5 hrs
Fulani Braids
Traditional West African braiding pattern with a center braid and side cornrows — cultural and elegant.
$130& up
3–5 hrs
Cornrows
Braids woven flat against the scalp in straight or curved patterns — classic, clean, and versatile.
$80& up
2–4 hrs
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Crochet Braids
Pre-looped or loose hair crocheted onto cornrow base — quick install with endless style options.
$100& up
2–3 hrs
Trending
French Curl Braids
Braids with bouncy French curl ends — a glamorous, voluminous style that turns heads.
$170& up
5–7 hrs
Trending
Female Stitch Braids
Stitch braids with precise feed-in partings that create a clean stitch effect — sharp, sleek, and statement-making.
$100& up
2–4 hrs
Female Braids — Frequently Asked Questions
We offer box braids, knotless braids, boho braids, tree braids, Fulani braids, cornrows, crochet braids, and French curl braids. Each style comes in various lengths and sizes to suit your preference.
Knotless braids and box braids typically last the longest at 6–8 weeks. Crochet braids and cornrows last 2–4 weeks. The longevity depends on your hair type and maintenance routine.
All our braiding styles are protective. Knotless braids and cornrows are especially gentle on edges. The key is proper tension during installation and regular scalp moisturizing while wearing the style.
Knotless braids are lighter, less painful, and more natural-looking at the root. Box braids are more traditional and slightly faster to install. If you have sensitive edges or fine hair, we recommend knotless.
Yes! Most styles require at least 3–4 inches of natural hair. For very short hair, crochet braids or cornrows with extensions work great. We'll advise during your consultation.
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