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Getting your hair braided is an investment of both time and money. Therefore you want them to last as long as possible. Braids made from natural hair can last up to a week, whereas feed-in protective styles can last six weeks. However, your plaits will look more lived-in than they did on the first day with natural wear and tear and other lifestyle factors (such as exercise and beach days).  While this can also look good, people who want to keep their style in for an extended amount of time without a lot of frizz frequently discover that a specific regime is required. Here are a few ways to prevent hair braiding extensions from getting tangled. Neater Parting of Braids A tidy parting is vital whether you're getting a feed-in protective style or braids on your natural hair. According to celebrity hairdresser Sarah Potempa, proper sectioning is essential for reducing frizz. "If your parts aren't correct and your hairs are crossing between braids, those portions are more pron