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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sew-in maintenance.
We recommend maintenance every two to four weeks depending on activity level, hair growth, and sew-in type. Regular check-ins prevent slippage, reduce matting, allow moisturizing, tightening, and early tension adjustments to avoid damage.
Yes. Gentle at-home care is recommended: use sulfate-free shampoo diluted with water, cleanse the scalp carefully, and avoid heavy oils near the tracks. Air-dry or use low heat. Professional maintenance still needed for tightening, deep cleaning, and repairs.
Regular maintenance significantly reduces risk by monitoring tension, addressing early signs of stress, and keeping the scalp clean and moisturized. While it can't eliminate all risk, professional upkeep preserves edges, encourages healthy growth, and minimizes breakage underneath the sew-in.
Appointments generally last forty-five to ninety minutes depending on services performed: cleansing, tightening, track repair, and styling. Full refreshes or extensive repairs may take longer. We provide accurate time estimates when you book based on your hair and sew-in condition.
Avoid heavy oils, waxes, and alcohol-based styling products near the tracks; they can loosen stitches and cause build-up. Use lightweight, water-based moisturizers and professional-grade cleansers. Bring preferred products to your appointment so we can advise what is safe for your sew-in.
Minor loosening and small track damage can typically be repaired during a maintenance session. Extensive damage, severe matting, or compromised braids may require a partial or full reinstall. Your stylist will assess and recommend the safest option to protect your natural hair.