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With proper maintenance, a Traditional Sew-In Weave can last 6–8 weeks before needing adjustment or removal. Factors like hair growth rate, activity level, and follow-up appointments affect longevity. Regular moisturizing and gentle handling prolong wear and scalp health.
When installed and removed by experienced stylists, Traditional Sew-In Weaves minimize damage. Proper braiding tension, quality extensions, and scheduled maintenance protect the hair. Avoid excessive tightness and ensure regular cleansing to maintain scalp health and prevent breakage.
Gently cleanse scalp every 7–10 days, focusing between braids. Use sulfate-free shampoo and light conditioner on extensions, avoid heavy oils at roots, and sleep with a silk scarf or bonnet. Book maintenance trims and adjustments as recommended.
Yes, but take precautions: wear a swim cap in chlorinated pools, rinse hair thoroughly after swimming, and secure weaves during workouts. Excessive chlorine, salt, or sweat buildup can cause tangling and dryness; regular cleansing and conditioning help maintain integrity.
Typical appointments last 2–4 hours depending on hair length, braid pattern complexity, and desired styling. Allow time for consultation, color matching, and finishing touches. We recommend arriving with clean, detangled hair to streamline the process.
Yes, high-quality extensions can be reused when removed carefully. Proper storage, gentle cleansing, and minimal heat help maintain fiber integrity. Reuse depends on the hair type and condition; consult your stylist to assess wear and determine whether reusing is safe.
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