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Frequently Asked Questions
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A properly installed Traditional Sew-In typically lasts six to eight weeks. With regular maintenance, protective care, and timely tightening it can remain neat up to ten weeks. We recommend check-ins every four to six weeks to prevent matting and protect natural hair.
Yes. The natural leave-out is trimmed and blended to match texture, creating a seamless hairline that hides tracks. Our stylists use precision cutting and product-matching to keep your leave-out healthy, natural-looking, and virtually undetectable with the extensions.
Wash gently with sulfate-free shampoo weekly, deep condition at least once per week, and apply hot oil to nourish the scalp. Use silk at night, avoid heavy products near tracks, and lightly detangle the leave-out to maintain blend and prevent tangling.
Not if installed and maintained properly. A well-fitted sew-in protects natural hair by reducing daily manipulation. Avoid excessive tension, schedule regular cleans and deep conditioning, and remove extensions on time to minimize risk of breakage or traction-related damage.
Yes, you can style and use heat on the extensions, but use a heat protectant and keep temperatures moderate. Avoid applying direct heat to the tracks. Consult your stylist about the hair type installed for exact temperature and styling recommendations.
Wait 48 to 72 hours after installation before washing to let the tracks settle. If swimming, wear a swim cap and rinse hair immediately after; follow with a deep conditioning and hot oil treatment to restore moisture and prevent buildup.
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