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Frequently Asked Questions
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With proper care and routine maintenance, a Sew In with Closure can last six to eight weeks or longer. Longevity depends on hair quality, braid foundation, and daily habits. Schedule professional removal and reinstall to avoid damage and extend the life of the style.
Aftercare includes gentle cleansing with sulfate-free products, scalp moisturizing, and nightly satin protection. Avoid heavy oils directly on the closure, limit heat, and schedule touch-ups. Follow stylist product recommendations to preserve the closure's lace, maintain natural movement, and keep the style looking fresh.
You can swim and exercise with a Sew In with Closure, but take precautions: wear a swim cap, rinse and condition after chlorinated or saltwater exposure, and dry thoroughly. Prolonged wetness can loosen tracks; consult your stylist for protective techniques tailored to your activities.
Yes; when installed correctly a Sew In with Closure shields natural hair from daily manipulation and heat, promoting strength and growth. Ensure braids aren’t too tight and maintain scalp hygiene. Regular professional checks prevent tension, breakage, and support long-term hair health under the install.
Installation usually takes two to four hours for a Sew In with Closure, varying by hair length, closure customization, and stylist technique. Additional time may be needed for knot bleaching, coloring, or edge styling. Your stylist will provide a precise time estimate during consultation.
Most human-hair closures can be colored and heat-styled, but have a professional perform chemical services to protect the lace and prevent damage. Synthetic closures limit styling. Always use heat protectant, test a small section first, and consult your stylist for safe techniques.
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