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Get answers to common questions about Micros - Medium.
With proper care, Micros - Medium braids typically last six to ten weeks. Regular cleansing, light moisturizing of the scalp, and silk/satin nighttime protection extend wear and keep the style looking fresh between touch-ups.
Standard installs require three bags of hair—Tasha, Velvet, Milky Way, or any bulk human hair. Very full or extra-long styles may need additional packs; bring your preferred brand or consult the stylist when booking.
Yes. Semi-synthetic options like Xpression are acceptable and offer vibrant color choices and affordability. Keep in mind synthetic blends may feel slightly different from human hair and should be treated accordingly with limited heat.
Expect about four to eight hours depending on braid size, hair density, length, and stylist speed. Micros - Medium is quicker than ultra-fine micros but still requires time for neat, long-lasting results—plan for a full appointment.
Maintain by gently cleansing every two to three weeks, lightly moisturizing the scalp, avoiding heavy product buildup, and sleeping with a satin scarf. Schedule perimeter touch-ups as needed to preserve neatness and prevent tension on edges.
When installed and removed properly, Micros - Medium can protect hair by reducing manipulation and breakage. However, excessive tension, improper installation, or leaving braids in too long can cause damage—follow stylist guidance and allow regular rest periods.