Traditional Sew-In Gallery
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Fanta seriously saved me! 😭 My sew-in got completely knotted after a pool day, and I was ...more
Great experience I got exactly what I asked for!
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Everyone there was super nice. They’re accommodating I will definitely go there again
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Traditional Sew-In.
A Traditional Sew-In usually lasts six to eight weeks with normal wear; careful maintenance, protective nighttime routines, and periodic retightening can extend longevity up to ten to twelve weeks depending on hair growth and weave quality.
When installed and removed correctly by a professional, a Traditional Sew-In minimizes damage; however overly tight braids, heavy wefts, or neglect can cause breakage. Regular moisturization, gentle detangling, and scheduled take-downs protect your natural hair and scalp health.
The amount varies by style and desired coverage. Typically one to two inches of leave-out around the hairline and parting is sufficient for seamless blending, but fuller or longer looks may require more—your stylist will tailor the leave-out to your preferences.
Yes. You can wash and style, but do so gently—wash every one to two weeks with diluted shampoo, cleanse the scalp, and thoroughly dry the braids and wefts to prevent odor or mildew. Limit heat to protect both your natural hair and the extensions.
Sleep with a satin scarf or bonnet, lightly moisturize the scalp and leave-out, avoid heavy oils that loosen wefts, gently detangle leave-out, and minimize tight or high-tension styles. Schedule professional check-ups for retightening and any repairs as needed.
Yes for human-hair wefts when using a heat protectant and moderate temperatures; avoid frequent high heat which can damage both extensions and natural leave-out. For synthetic wefts, heat often damages fibers—confirm hair type and consult your stylist before heat styling.