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Very nice braider, worked very quickly and was able to grip my very short hair.
Adel is very patient and detail-oriented. She did an amazing job on my hair and exceeded m...more
Abel is amazing! She braided my hair so fast and she has soft hads. I’m in love with my bo...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sew In Weave.
With proper care and periodic touch-ups, a professional sew-in can last six to eight weeks before reinstallation. Duration depends on hair growth, activity level, and maintenance; leaving it on longer risks tangling and stress on natural hair.
When installed and removed by experienced stylists using correct tension and protective techniques, sew-ins minimize damage. Overly tight braids, poor maintenance, or leaving wefts too long can cause breakage and traction alopecia. Regular check-ins reduce risk.
Yes, you can swim and exercise, but protect the wefts with a swim cap and rinse thoroughly after chlorine or saltwater. Moisturize the scalp, avoid heavy products, and ensure complete drying to prevent mildew and matting.
Wash every one to two weeks using a sulfate-free shampoo, focusing on the scalp and braid roots. Gently cleanse and condition the wefts to remove buildup, and thoroughly dry to maintain longevity and avoid unpleasant odors or mildew.
Yes, most sew-in wefts tolerate heat, especially when using high-quality human hair extensions. Always apply a heat protectant, use moderate temperatures, and avoid repeated high-heat passes to preserve texture and extend the life of the wefts.
You may gently style right after installation, but avoid heavy manipulation for 24 to 48 hours so braids settle. For major restyling or removal, schedule a stylist appointment to prevent unnecessary tension, matting, or damage to your natural hair.