Jumbo XL 12" (Shoulder length) Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Jumbo XL 12" (Shoulder length).
Typical installations take between two and four hours, depending on hair density, parting complexity, and client requests. Thicker hair or detailed edges can extend time. We provide a pre-booking consultation to give an accurate estimate for your appointment.
Yes. Your own hair is suitable if you have sufficient length and density—generally at least shoulder length and healthy roots. Our stylists assess hair condition and may slightly adjust braid size or recommend light additions for extra fullness when needed.
Sleep on a satin pillowcase or wear a satin bonnet to reduce friction, lightly moisturize the scalp, and avoid heavy creams that cause buildup. Check edges weekly and book touch-ups as needed to keep braids neat and minimize breakage.
You can wash with your braids in place using diluted shampoo applied to the scalp and rinsing gently. Focus on the scalp, avoid vigorous agitation, and air-dry or use low heat. Use light oils to soothe the scalp afterward.
Jumbo XL 12 braids typically last four to eight weeks with proper care. Longevity depends on hair growth rate, scalp oil, and maintenance routine. Plan removal or a refresh before excessive new growth creates tension or frizz that risks breakage.
Most everyday styles are fine—ponytails, half-ups, buns, and simple updos. Avoid excessive pulling, tight high styles, or heat tools that stress the roots. For special looks, consult your stylist to adapt styles without compromising braid integrity.