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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about French Curls.
French Curls usually last two to six weeks depending on hair type, installation technique, and aftercare. Avoid heavy oils, sleep with a satin scarf, and schedule touch-ups or re-tensioning to extend style longevity and maintain neatness.
You can swim and exercise, but protect your French Curls by wetting with clean water first, applying a leave-in conditioner, and tying hair in a loose bun. Rinse and cleanse scalp after swimming to prevent build-up and salt damage.
French Curls use 4 to 5 packs of Freetrees or Valentine hair, depending on desired volume and curl size. Stylists can adjust pack count for thicker or longer looks, ensuring natural density and balanced shape.
When installed and maintained correctly, French Curls are a protective style that minimizes breakage. Use gentle detangling, avoid excessive tension, moisturize scalp regularly, and remove the style on time to prevent stress and potential damage.
Sleep on a satin pillowcase or wrap hair with a satin scarf to reduce friction. Pineapple loosely at the top of the head or use a silk bonnet to maintain curl pattern and prevent frizz overnight.
Yes — French Curls are versatile. Use gentle hands to fluff, separate curls for volume, or create half-up and ponytail looks. Avoid heat styling frequently; instead use steam or setting mousse to refresh curls without compromising the installation.