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Typically wears 4–6 weeks with proper care; some clients extend wear to 8 weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth, braid pattern, and maintenance routine. We recommend touch-ups every 4–6 weeks to refresh edges, tighten wefts, and keep the closure looking natural.
A professional Full Sew-In with Closure, installed with gentle tension, is a protective style when done correctly. Damage usually results from overly tight braids, neglect, or improper removal. Our stylists braid carefully, recommend maintenance, and advise safe removal to minimize breakage.
Yes — you can wash and style your Full Sew-In with Closure at home using gentle methods. Use sulfate-free shampoo, avoid saturating the closure base, pat dry, and air dry or low-heat blow dry. Limit heavy oils near the roots to prevent slippage.
This service requires a closure plus two bundles of hair — typically 2 bundles provide ample coverage and volume. Bundle lengths depend on desired finish; consult with your stylist for density, length recommendations, and any custom blending for a natural, full look.
Yes — you can change the part on many Full Sew-In with Closure installations, especially with free-part closures. Your stylist can create center, side, or custom parts. Frequent restyling or heat can loosen the installation, so schedule adjustments to preserve integrity.
Maintenance includes regular moisturizing of braids and scalp, gentle cleansing every 1–2 weeks, and avoiding heavy product buildup around the closure. Schedule touch-ups every 4–6 weeks, sleep with a silk scarf, and book professional adjustments to extend wear and preserve natural hair.
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