Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Traditional Sew-In.

A Traditional Sew-In typically remains secure for 6–8 weeks; many clients schedule upkeep at six weeks to tighten wefts and refresh edges for comfort and longevity.

When installed and removed by a trained stylist, sew-ins are a protective style. Proper braiding, correct tension, and regular scalp care prevent undue stress and reduce the risk of breakage.

Yes. You can gently wash and condition your sew-in using sulfate-free products, and style with heat sparingly. Dry thoroughly to avoid mildew and follow your stylist's maintenance advice.

Appointments vary by hair length and complexity but generally take between 2.5 to 4 hours, including braiding the base, sewing wefts, and finishing with custom blending and styling.

Traditional sew-ins work well for most hair textures, especially medium to thick hair that can be braided securely. Your stylist will recommend weft type and density to match your texture.

Arrive with clean, detangled hair and a deep condition if possible. Avoid heavy oils the day of your appointment, and communicate desired length, parting, and texture preferences with your stylist.