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Does an AMAZING job every time she does my hair!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!
Wonderful, wonderful service! She did an amazing job with my silk press and she also had e...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Closure Maintenance.
We recommend every two weeks to keep your closure clean, flat, and natural. Regular visits allow shampooing, tightening, and minor repairs before issues worsen, ensuring longevity and a consistently seamless appearance between full installs.
Yes. Our maintenance includes tightening and securing edges, adjusting the closure placement, and smoothing seams. These steps greatly reduce lifting at the hairline and part, creating a more natural, long-lasting finish with less daily manipulation.
Absolutely. Each maintenance visit includes a professional shampoo and optional styling. We cleanse the tracks gently, detangle, and can refresh the closure's lay and parting so you leave looking polished and natural.
Typical appointments last 45 to 60 minutes depending on adjustments and styling choices. Custom requests, deep conditioning, or repair work may extend the time, so allow extra time when booking for additional services.
We recommend light, sulfate-free shampoos and a leave-in or lightweight oil to maintain moisture without weighing the closure down. Avoid heavy gels near the tracks and use a satin scarf or pillowcase at night to preserve the lay.
Often, yes. Minor gaps or visible tracks can be corrected with tightening, repositioning, and subtle blending. If extensive repair or replacement is needed, we'll recommend the best fix and timeline during the maintenance appointment.