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With correct installation and care, a sew-in weave can last six to eight weeks or longer. Regular maintenance, gentle washing, and scalp care extend longevity while avoiding heavy manipulation and tight tension prevents damage.
When installed properly by professionals, sew-ins cause minimal damage. Key factors are correct braid tension, periodic breaks between installs, and proper scalp hygiene. Improper technique or excessive tightness can cause breakage or traction alopecia, so trust experienced stylists.
Yes, you can swim and exercise with a sew-in, but rinse and condition hair afterward to remove chlorine or salt. Sleep with a silk scarf or bonnet to reduce friction. Proper aftercare protects both weave and natural hair.
You can style the weft hair immediately, using heat protectants and low settings. Wait at least one week before chemical coloring to ensure the installation settles. Always consult your stylist to match color and choose appropriate products to avoid damage.
Sew-in weaves suit many textures; we match bundles to your natural hair for the best blend. From relaxed to tightly coiled hair, we can select textures and methods that preserve health while creating a seamless, natural-looking result.
Cleanse scalp regularly, gently shampoo braids and rinse thoroughly. Condition the weave ends, dry completely, and detangle with a wide-tooth comb. Wrap hair at night, avoid heavy oils near roots, and schedule maintenance appointments every four to eight weeks.
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