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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Undo braids.
Timing varies with braid size, length, and added extensions; typically a full undo takes 45–90 minutes. We prioritize gentle detangling and scalp care, so allow extra time for conditioning, treatments, or if extensive matting requires careful work to avoid breakage.
When performed correctly, breakage is minimized. Our stylists use gentle sectioning, soaking, and careful unraveling, plus moisturizing and protein treatments as needed. Severe tension or over-manipulation from prior styling increases risk — we assess damage and recommend restorative care accordingly.
Yes—experienced stylists separate extensions from natural hair, easing out synthetic or human hair carefully. We hydrate and detangle sections, trim damaged ends, and suggest protective treatments. If extensions are matted, extra time and care reduce the need for cutting.
Arrive with dry braids unless advised otherwise, bring any extension bundles or styling notes, and avoid heavy oils beforehand. Be ready for consultation about hair history and desired next style so we can plan detangling, treatments, and time accurately.
Yes. Our standard removal includes a gentle shampoo, deep conditioning, and detangling to restore moisture and elasticity. We offer add-on treatments—protein, scalp therapy, or hot oil—for additional repair or strength depending on hair condition and client preference.
Timing depends on hair health. Often clients can re-braid the same day if hair is clean, detangled, and not overly fragile. For weakened or thinned hair we recommend one to two weeks of restorative care before new braiding to prevent damage.