Traditional Sew-In Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Traditional Sew-In.
A Traditional Sew-In usually lasts six to eight weeks with proper care. Periodic tightening or edge touch-ups every four to six weeks helps maintain appearance. Avoid excessive tension and follow aftercare to protect your natural hair and prolong the style.
When installed and cared for correctly, sew-ins protect hair by minimizing daily manipulation. However, improper braiding or too-tight tracks can cause tension and breakage. Choose a skilled stylist, maintain scalp moisture, and remove the weave timely to prevent damage.
We recommend leaving a thin to medium section around the perimeter and parting areas, enough to blend seamlessly with the extensions. Your stylist will customize the leave-out based on hair density, length, and desired final look to ensure natural transition.
Yes. You can wash and style with care—use sulfate-free products, dilute shampoo, and focus on the scalp. Gentle detangling and low-heat tools keep extensions looking fresh. Dry completely to prevent odor or mold between washes.
Wait at least one to two weeks after installation before applying heat or color, allowing tracks to settle. Test a small strand first and use low heat settings. For coloring, consult your stylist to choose safe methods that won’t harm the sew-in or natural hair.
Maintain scalp cleanliness with gentle cleansing twice weekly, moisturize edges nightly with light oil, avoid heavy products at the roots, sleep with a satin bonnet or pillowcase, and schedule professional check-ins. Prompt adjustments prevent slippage and maintain a polished appearance.