Yes, you can braid wet hair, but it might be more prone to breakage. It's generally recommended to work with slightly damp or dry hair for most braid styles.

This depends on the braid type, hair texture, and care taken. Some braids can last a few days to several weeks with proper maintenance.

Braids work well on most hair types, from straight to curly. However, coarser or thicker hair may require more care and specific techniques to prevent breakage.

Braiding is a technique of interweaving three or more strands of hair, fabric, or other materials to create a woven pattern.

While braiding itself isn't damaging, tight braids or leaving them in for too long can lead to breakage or stress on the hair and scalp. We recommend not keeping your braids for more than 8 weeks to prevent damages.

Braids are versatile and can be done on various hair lengths and textures. However, individuals with certain scalp conditions or very short hair might face limitations in some styles.

Keep your scalp clean and moisturized, and consider using a scarf or bonnet to protect your braids while sleeping. Regularly oiling the scalp and avoiding excessive pulling can help preserve braids.