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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Braidless Sew In.
A braidless sew-in generally lasts 6–8 weeks with proper care, depending on hair growth and maintenance. Regular moisturizing, gentle detangling, and scheduled salon adjustments extend longevity. We recommend follow-up appointments every 6–8 weeks to keep the style secure and your natural hair healthy.
Yes, clients supply their own extensions for this service. We recommend high-quality, pre-stitched or wefted hair matching color and texture. If you need extensions, we can source them or apply extras at standard salon prices—please discuss options during booking.
Yes. A precise braid down is part of the process to create a secure base without traditional bulky braids. Our gentle technique lays natural hair flat to support the sew-in while preserving the scalp and minimizing tension.
When installed and maintained properly, braidless sew-ins are a low-damage option. We use gentle tension, proper braiding pattern, and professional sewing techniques. Avoid heavy styling and follow aftercare instructions to reduce breakage and protect your natural hair.
Wash and condition gently every 1–2 weeks using sulfate-free products. Moisturize scalp and braids, sleep with a satin scarf or bonnet, and avoid excessive heat. Book touch-up appointments for tightening or adjustments to maintain appearance and hair health.
Yes, but use gentle methods. You can wash, condition, and style with heat protectant as needed. Avoid aggressive brushing at the sewing tracks and use low heat. For best results, consult your stylist about products and safe styling techniques.