French Curl Braids in Toronto
French curl braids are the most searched braiding style in Canada right now. Here is what they cost at our North York studio, what changes the price, and how to book a slot online in about two minutes.
Book French curls, hair includedBook with your own hair, from $140
What makes a French curl braid
A French curl is a knotless braid finished with a defined, springy curl rather than a wave. The curl sits along the length of the braid, which gives the style its soft, dressy silhouette: softer than box braids, more finished than boho.
What changes the price
You choose your size and length while booking, and the total updates before you pay anything.
| Choice | Options |
|---|---|
| Size | Large (included) · Medium +$25 · Small-medium +$30 · Small +$40 · Extra small +$50 |
| Length | Shoulder (included) · Mid-back +$30 · Waist +$50 · Butt length +$100 |
| Extras | Blow dry +$30 · Short natural hair +$40 · Goddess/boho French curls +$25 |
Before your appointment
- Natural hair at least 4 inches long
- Arrive clean and fully detangled, blow-dried straight (or add the blow-dry for $30)
- A deposit secures your slot and goes toward your total
- Reschedule up to 2 days before, cancel up to 1 week before
Talk to us before you book
Not sure which style, size or length suits you? Send a photo of your inspo and we will tell you exactly what to book.
Frequently asked
How much are French curl braids in Toronto?
At BraidAura in North York, French curl braids start at $140 when you bring your own hair, or $220 with hair included. Size and length choices adjust the final price, which you see before paying.
How many packs of hair do I need for French curls?
If you bring your own hair, 3 to 4 packs covers lengths up to 24 inches. Longer looks need an extra pack. With the hair-included option we supply everything.
Can you wash French curl braids?
Yes. Shampoo the scalp, rinse gently without scrubbing the lengths, avoid disturbing the curl, and let them dry fully.
Should I dip French curl braids in hot water?
Dipping seals synthetic ends so the braid stops unravelling, and it is done as part of the install. Do not re-dip at home in boiling water; it flattens the curl. If your curl drops, book a touch up instead.