Khadija African Hair Braiding

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3007 Broad River Rd

Columbia, SC 29210

+1 (803) 445-5975

Khadija African Hair Braiding is a vibrant hair salon located in Columbia SC specializing in a variety of traditional and contemporary African hairstyles. They offer expert braiding services providing clients with a warm and welcoming atmosphere where creativity meets cultural expression. With a dedicated team of skilled stylists they ensure that each client leaves feeling beautiful and confident.

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Felicia W.

3/10/2025

Terrible service I went there for 4braids & it took them 2hours. The braids look like a little kid did them! Do not waste your time & money go elsewhere! To embarrass to put a picture up!!!! Very...

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