Lemonade Braids sweep close-to-scalp cornrows from one side into long braid tails that fall over the opposite shoulder. The try-on helps you compare the direction of the parting, braid density, scalp exposure, and asymmetrical framing before choosing length, feed-in size, and a tension level that protects the hairline. How are Lemonade Braids different from box braids? Lemonade Braids begin as side-swept cornrows attached to the scalp and share one direction. Box braids hang individually from square sections and can move independently. How should Lemonade Braids be maintained? Wrap them with satin at night, clean the scalp gently between rows, and use light mousse for flyaways. Avoid heavy products and ask for low tension around the edges.