Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Traditional Sew In.

With proper care a Traditional Sew In can last six to eight weeks or longer. Regular maintenance, gentle cleansing, and avoiding heavy tension preserve natural hair and extension integrity. We recommend professional check-ins every four to six weeks to adjust and refresh the sew-in.

Yes — you can wash and style after installation. We include shampoo and conditioning before braid down and install. Use sulfate-free products, dry carefully to protect the tracks, and avoid excessive heat. If unsure, ask our stylists for product and styling guidance.

Bring high-quality, matching extensions to ensure a seamless result. We recommend human Remy or virgin hair in the correct length and density. Avoid damaged or low-grade wefts; consult us beforehand if you need help selecting textures or color-matching.

A properly installed Traditional Sew In shouldn't damage hair when braids are not too tight and tension is managed. Our process includes conditioning and gentle braid down to protect your scalp. For fragile hair, we recommend a consultation and alternative techniques.

Plan for maintenance every four to six weeks to tighten tracks, address new growth, and refresh your style. Between visits gently cleanse and condition, sleep with a satin scarf, and avoid heavy oils near the braid line to prolong wear and scalp health.

You can swim and exercise with a sew-in, but protect the install. Rinse chlorine or salt immediately, use a leave-in conditioner, and tie hair up to reduce tangling. For frequent swimmers, schedule extra care appointments to maintain attachment and hair health.