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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
I love the quality of work they do, never feels like they are rushing to get to the next p...more
I had a great experience with Adel Braiding service, what I asked for is what I got and my...more
I love Adele she always is attentive to my hair needs and she always has me walking out wi...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lace Closure Sew In.
We install 5x5, 6x6, and 7x7 lace closures depending on your desired parting and coverage. Please drop your lace off at least 48 hours before your appointment so we can pre-customize and ensure a seamless installation.
Laces must be dropped off a minimum of 48 hours prior to your appointment. This allows time for knot bleaching, customizing, cap molding, and fit adjustments so your closure is prepped and ready for a smooth installation.
Yes. Bleaching of knots is included in the service to reduce visibility at the hairline. Our stylists delicately bleach and tone knots, then customize the lace and hairline for the most natural, undetectable appearance.
Absolutely. Customization — including hairline plucking, part placement, and trimming — plus professional styling is included. Share your desired look in advance so we can plan the cap mold, braid-down, and finishing touches.
With proper care, a professional sew-in can last four to eight weeks before maintenance or reinstall. Longevity depends on hair growth, care routine, and activity level; we provide aftercare tips and recommend upkeep appointments.
Yes — our Lace Closure Sew In includes braid-down and cap molding as standard. These steps create a secure foundation, protect your natural hair, and ensure the closure lays flat, followed by installation and final styling.