Kadija Hair Braiding

I’m no longer going to Kadija, about a week ago one of the stylists rushed through my hair after looking at the parts they were big and not straight at all, they always used to do a good job but I will not be going back and they’re also rude as well.

Been here multiple times, nice little rinky dink place to get a range of briaided and twisted styles. Their prices are based mostly on length and include the hair used. The selection of colors is good but limited; they have the natural colors and then a few common dye colors like burgundy, dark blue, and bleach blonde. I did hear that they were expanding their selection though, and you can always go to the hair store just up the street where they have a plethora of colors and styles of braiding hair. The shop itself is a mid-sized office space with 4 braiding stations and a large mirror with some extra seating, it can get crowded on a busy day. They tend to let the stylist that is fastest at the style your getting do the back of your hair and then, if need be, switch out with another stylist for the front; multiple people can be braiding your hair at once as well, which is common for establishments like this that I've been to. Some stylist can braid very tight, but they have always tol

I live close to the shop, called and asked if they had room for my daughter. They said oh yes, you can do a walk in. It took me 10-15 to get us ready and to get to the shop. We go inside and they ask what we wanted and I said I just called about my daughters hair and the lady was like ohh that was you. I told her we wanted something simple 4 cornrows. They started to talk in their language and then she said oh we are to busy try tomorrow. This place is not clean kids all over, hair all over, flies and it's just gross. We left and I feel like it was a sign from above. DON'T LET THEM TOUCH YOUR DAUGHTER, RUN GIRL RUN! Service: Braids