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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Weave.
With proper care, a sew-in Weave typically lasts six to eight weeks, sometimes longer. Regular adjustments, gentle cleansing, and moisturizing the braided foundation extend wear and help prevent matting, slippage, or tension-related damage. Follow your stylist's maintenance schedule for best results.
When installed and maintained by experienced stylists, a sew-in Weave should not damage healthy hair. Proper braid tension, quality hair, and regular scalp care minimize risk. Remove or adjust if you feel pain, excessive shedding, or tightness to protect your natural hair.
Gently cleanse with sulfate-free shampoo diluted in water, focusing on the scalp and braid foundation. Rinse thoroughly, condition the extensions (avoiding the base), and air-dry or diffuse. Use light oils on the scalp and a silk scarf at night to reduce friction and frizz.
Yes, you can use heat on quality human-hair weaves. Use a heat protectant, work at moderate temperatures (below 350 F / 177 C), and avoid daily high-heat styling to preserve hair integrity. Synthetic weaves should not be flat-ironed unless labeled heat-resistant.
Bundle count varies with desired length, volume, and head size. Typically two to four bundles suffice for shoulder-length to long weaves; fuller, longer looks may require three to six bundles. Your stylist will assess and recommend the right amount during consultation.
You can swim and exercise, but take precautions: wear a swim cap, tie hair up, rinse and gently cleanse after exposure to chlorine or salt, and deep-condition extensions regularly. Excessive sweating and chemicals can shorten wear if not properly managed.