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Kayisi Hair is based in Bracken Ridge, on Brisbane’s northside. Connie welcomes women and men of different ages and hair types for braids, locs and extension styles.

Browse the services and Lookbook, then send an enquiry with your chosen service and preferred date to get started.

Kayisi Hair offers six main service groups: cornrows, dreadlocks and loc maintenance, sew-in weave extensions, box braids, Boho braids, and twists and crochet braids.

For a neat, close-to-the-scalp look, explore cornrows. For individual braids with different lengths and sizes, look at box braids. Boho braids combine braids with loose flowing pieces, while twists and crochet styles offer other textures and finishes. Loc services cover starting or refreshing dreadlocks, and sew-ins can create the appearance of additional length or fullness.

Visit the Lookbook to see examples of Connie’s work.

Choose a hairstyle from our services or Lookbook, then click Enquire About Your New Look. Include the service you’re interested in and your preferred appointment date.

Connie can follow up about arranging your service. Sending an enquiry is the first step, not an instant booking confirmation.

Cornrows, box braids and Boho braids can generally be arranged through a service enquiry without booking a separate consultation first.

Dreadlocks, extensions and more complex transformations may need an additional discussion before an appointment can be confirmed. Start by telling Connie which service you want, rather than requesting general styling advice.

Yes. Kayisi Hair requires a 10% deposit for services. The amount depends on the price of the hairstyle you arrange.

Connie can confirm the deposit and payment instructions when your appointment is being organised. Your enquiry alone does not mean an appointment has been booked.

Please give at least 24 hours’ notice if you need to cancel an appointment. Contact Kayisi Hair directly as soon as you know your plans have changed.

For service concerns and refund conditions, read the full Refund Policy. If you have paid a deposit, confirm how it applies to your particular booking when arranging your appointment.

Yes, cornrows and other braids can be created using natural hair, depending on its length, texture, condition and the look you choose. Added braiding hair is not automatically required for every style.

Cornrows sit close to the scalp and can be formed in straight rows or creative patterns. Individual braids give a different finish, and adding hair may change the length or fullness of some styles.

If you’re interested in a particular look, choose an example from our Lookbook and enquire about that service.

Some hairstyles and extension methods can create the appearance of fuller or thicker hair. For example, the amount, placement and texture of added hair can change how a finished style looks.

The right choice depends on your existing hair and scalp. Extra weight or tight tension may not suit fragile or thinning areas, so a fuller look should never come at the expense of scalp comfort.

Connie enjoys helping customers explore a fresh appearance and renewed confidence. Hair styling does not treat the cause of hair loss or promise regrowth.

Cornrows are braids formed close to the scalp. The hair is worked into rows or patterns, making the parting and braid direction an important part of the finished look.

Twists are made by wrapping sections of hair around each other. They can produce a different texture and shape, and some styles use added hair.

If you like visible scalp patterns and clean lines, cornrows may appeal to you. If you prefer a twisted texture or a different silhouette, explore twist styles. Both can be customised in size and overall appearance.

That depends on the service and the style you choose. Some braids, twists and sew-in weaves use added hair, while other styles may be created with your natural hair.

Hair type, colour, length and quantity matter. Bringing the wrong extensions can affect the result or delay an appointment, so confirm exactly what to bring or purchase when arranging your service. Do not assume all extension hair works for every technique.

Preparation depends on your hairstyle and your hair’s condition. Some services may call for clean, dry and detangled hair, while others have different requirements.

When arranging your appointment, confirm whether to wash, dry or detangle your hair beforehand and whether you need to bring any extension hair. Let Connie know about scalp sensitivity or anything that could affect comfortable styling.

Checking these details before your appointment helps your service get off to a smooth start.

There is no single wear time that suits every person or hairstyle. How long braids or cornrows look neat can depend on the size of the style, hair growth, your hair texture, daily activities and care. Established locs have different maintenance needs from newly started ones.

To help your style look its best, follow the recommended aftercare, keep your scalp comfortable and avoid excess pulling. Do not leave a style in simply to make it last longer if it causes discomfort, matting or tension.

Connie can explain the aftercare suited to the service you’ve received.

Yes. Keeping your scalp clean remains important when wearing braids or locs. The best washing method and frequency depend on the style, your hair and how easily it dries.

Work gently around braided sections rather than rubbing or pulling them. Dry your scalp and hair thoroughly afterwards, especially with thicker or longer locs, where retained moisture can be an issue.

Follow the care instructions for your specific hairstyle, as methods that suit established locs may not suit new braids or starter locs.

Yes. Too much tension can irritate the scalp and contribute to hair breakage or traction-related hair loss. A new hairstyle should not cause persistent pain, bumps or strong pulling around the hairline.

Let Connie know before styling if your scalp is sensitive or your hair is thinning, particularly around the edges. If a finished style feels painfully tight, raise it promptly rather than waiting for the discomfort to settle.

Comfort and the condition of your natural hair matter as much as the finished look.

Connie wants customers to be happy with their hairstyle. If you have a concern about the service, raise it before leaving the salon or as soon as possible afterwards, so there is an opportunity to understand the problem and discuss a fair solution.

For the existing conditions covering service concerns, discretionary refunds and your rights under Australian Consumer Law, see Kayisi Hair’s Refund Policy.