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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sew-In with Frontal.
With proper care, a Sew-In with Frontal can last 6–8 weeks before adjustments are needed. Longevity depends on hair quality, installation technique, and maintenance—tightness, products, and styling frequency can extend or shorten wear.
When installed and removed by professionals and with proper maintenance, the style minimizes damage. Avoid overly tight sewing, frequent glue use, or neglecting scalp care—these factors cause breakage or thinning along the hairline.
Gently cleanse the scalp every 7–10 days with diluted shampoo, moisturize edges with oil or water-based spray, avoid heavy products on the frontal, and sleep with a silk scarf. Schedule professional touch-ups as needed.
You can exercise and swim, but take precautions: wear a swim cap, rinse and condition hair promptly after chlorine exposure, and secure the frontal with recommended products. High-intensity sweating may require more frequent maintenance to prevent odor or buildup.
Pricing varies based on hair quality, frontal type, length, and stylist experience. At Fanta African Hair we offer transparent quotes after consultation; expect a range reflecting custom labor, premium lace frontals, and optional hair bundles or coloring services.
Yes, when using heat-protectant products and moderate temperatures. Use lower heat settings, avoid repeated high-heat styling near the lace, and consult your stylist about whether the hair is heat-friendly. Professional styling reduces risk of frontal damage.