Wuse II, Abuja. We are on the first floor above the pharmacy, and the entrance is the brown door at the side of the building rather than the one facing the road.
There is parking for six cars behind the building. Come through the gate on the left of the pharmacy, not the main one, which is usually chained.
If those six are full, the plaza next door lets our clients use theirs. Tell the man at their gate you are for Oriade upstairs and he will wave you in.
Come with your hair detangled if you can. Not washed, just combed through. It saves twenty minutes and twenty minutes is real.
Bring your extensions if the service needs them. We do not sell them here.
Eat something. A waist-length braid is six hours. There is water and tea, but no food, and Aminu Kano at two in the afternoon is not a fast errand.
The phone is answered between clients, so a text usually gets a faster reply than a call. If we do not pick up it is because someone is in the chair.
You do not need to call first. The times you can see are the times that are free.
Book a chair