Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Individual Crochet.

With proper care and maintenance, Individual Crochet styles typically last four to eight weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth, washing frequency, and product use. Schedule touch-ups or a reinstall as needed to maintain neatness and protect your natural hair.

When installed and removed professionally, Individual Crochet is a low-tension protective style that minimizes damage. We use careful braiding and light tension to safeguard edges, plus recommend regular scalp care and gentle handling to prevent breakage during wear and removal.

Yes. You can wash and style your Individual Crochet gently using diluted shampoo, lightweight conditioner, and low-heat tools. Ensure braids stay intact and avoid heavy products that cause buildup. Pat dry and air-dry when possible to preserve the installation's longevity.

You can change textures or styles immediately if hair fibers allow, but we recommend waiting at least one week to let braids settle. For major restyling or reconfiguration, consult our stylists to avoid added tension or compromising the braid base.

Individual Crochet works on most hair types and textures, from fine to kinky coils. It’s ideal for those seeking added volume or length without heavy installation. Our stylists match fiber type and density to your hair for realistic, comfortable results.

Maintain your crochet by moisturizing scalp and braids, cleansing weekly with diluted shampoo, and sleeping with a satin bonnet to reduce friction. Avoid heavy oils, schedule maintenance appointments, and contact us if you notice looseness or irritation for prompt adjustment.