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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Micro Link Extensions.
With proper installation and upkeep, Micro Link Extensions typically last three to six months. You’ll need repositioning (maintenance) every 6–8 weeks to move beads and address growth, plus gentle care to prolong wear and hair health.
When installed and tightened correctly by a trained stylist, Micro Links minimize damage. Improper placement or neglect can cause stress and breakage. Regular maintenance, correct bead tension, and avoiding excessive pulling or heavy styles help protect your natural hair.
Pricing varies by hair amount, length, and customization. At Betty African Hair Braiding we provide consultations to assess needs and give a precise quote. Expect variable rates depending on premium hair and time required for full installation.
Yes—swimming and exercise are possible, but take precautions. Rinse hair after chlorinated or salty water, detangle gently, and wear hair in loose styles to reduce tugging. Regular maintenance checks will ensure beads remain secure after active use.
Use a loop brush or wide-tooth comb, brush from ends upward, and wash gently with sulfate-free shampoo. Condition mid-lengths and ends only, avoid heavy oils near beads, and sleep on a silk pillowcase or wrap to minimize friction and tangling.
Human hair extensions can be colored or heat-styled, but always consult our stylist first. Coloring and high heat should be performed professionally to protect the bonds and match tones. Avoid applying dye or direct high heat to the bead area to prevent damage.