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Let's retire the idea that putting your hair in braids automatically means your hair is being “protected.”
Braids can give you added length, convenience, and a break from daily styling, but your hair still requires care while it's braided. When moisture and hydration are neglected for weeks at a time, those dehydrated, weakened strands can leave you with the excessive shedding and internal breakage so many women experience when the braids come down.
That doesn't mean your hair suddenly stopped growing.
It means you may not be retaining as much of that growth as you could.
I've simplified braid care into 3 intentional weekly steps to help you maintain moisture, support stronger, healthier-feeling strands, and minimize unnecessary shedding and breakage while you're enjoying your braided baddie era.
Because longer hair isn't just about how much your hair grows.
It's about how much of that growth you actually get to keep.
Let's retire the idea that putting your hair in braids automatically means your hair is being “protected.”
Braids can give you added length, convenience, and a break from daily styling, but your hair still requires care while it's braided. When moisture and hydration are neglected for weeks at a time, those dehydrated, weakened strands can leave you with the excessive shedding and internal breakage so many women experience when the braids come down.
That doesn't mean your hair suddenly stopped growing.
It means you may not be retaining as much of that growth as you could.
I've simplified braid care into 3 intentional weekly steps to help you maintain moisture, support stronger, healthier-feeling strands, and minimize unnecessary shedding and breakage while you're enjoying your braided baddie era.
Because longer hair isn't just about how much your hair grows.
It's about how much of that growth you actually get to keep.