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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sew-In Weaves.
With proper care and professional installation, Sew-In Weaves typically last six to eight weeks, sometimes up to three months. Longevity depends on hair growth, maintenance routine, and quality of hair used. Regular salon check-ins extend wear and protect natural hair.
When installed and removed by experienced stylists, Sew-In Weaves won’t necessarily damage natural hair. Avoid overly tight braids, allow tension-free edges, and schedule regular maintenance. Immediate concerns like breakage or shedding should be addressed promptly to prevent long-term damage.
Wash your Sew-In Weaves every one to two weeks using sulfate-free shampoo and diluted conditioner to avoid buildup. Gently cleanse the scalp and weft areas, rinse thoroughly, and air-dry or use low heat to maintain longevity and prevent mildew.
Yes — you can use heat tools on Sew-In Weaves, but use a thermal protectant and keep temperatures moderate. Limit frequent high-heat styling to prevent hair fiber damage, and test on a small section first. Human hair blends handle heat better than synthetics.
A full Sew-In Weaves installation usually takes between two and four hours depending on braid pattern, hair length, density, and any customizations. Consult with your stylist beforehand for an accurate estimate and allow extra time for consultations or color matching.
Maintain Sew-In Weaves by moisturizing the scalp, cleansing every one to two weeks, and sleeping with a satin scarf or bonnet. Avoid excessive pulling, schedule lifts or tightening every four to six weeks, and remove professionally to preserve hair health.