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Frequently Asked Questions
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With regular care and professional upkeep, Sew-In Rows usually last six to eight weeks before adjustment. Longevity depends on hair growth, activity level, and how well you follow maintenance instructions like gentle washing and protective nighttime routines.
When installed and removed by experienced stylists, Sew-In Rows minimize risk. Proper braiding techniques, correct tension, and periodic breaks prevent strain. Communicate concerns to your stylist and maintain scalp care to reduce potential breakage or traction-related thinning.
Wait 48 to 72 hours to allow braids and tracks to set. After that, use a gentle sulfate-free shampoo and diluted conditioner, focusing on the scalp. Pat dry and air-dry when possible to preserve the rows' integrity and lifespan.
Yes, but use heat sparingly and apply a heat protectant. Low to medium temperatures are safest to avoid damaging both extensions and natural hair. Limit frequent high-heat styling to extend the life and appearance of your sew-in rows.
Sleep on a silk or satin pillowcase or wrap hair in a silk scarf to reduce friction. Use a loose, low bun or pineapple method avoiding tight ties. These steps protect the tracks and keep your style smoother between appointments.
Yes, with careful assessment and modification. Stylists may use fewer tracks, lighter wefts, or micro-rows to avoid excess weight. A consultation ensures your hair can support the sew-in and that techniques are chosen to minimize stress and enhance natural volume.