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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about partial sew-in (leave out.
A partial sew-in typically lasts four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, lifestyle, and aftercare. Regular salon check-ins, gentle washing, and avoiding excessive tension help extend wear. We recommend removal or repositioning after eight weeks to protect your natural hair.
Installed correctly by skilled stylists, tension is minimized and edges are protected. Proper installation, regular moisturizing, and not wearing the style too long significantly reduce breakage risk. We assess hair health first and recommend the best approach.
Yes. Use sulfate-free shampoo, dilute cleansers, and focus on cleaning the scalp and braids. Gently detangle the leave-out, avoid heavy products at the roots, and use heat protectant when styling to maintain both extensions and your natural hair.
We recommend enough leave-out to fully conceal the wefts at the crown, front, and edges—usually a few inches. During consultation we tailor the amount based on density, texture, and desired style for the most seamless blend.
Installation generally takes between two and four hours depending on braid pattern, hair amount, and any custom blending or styling. Your stylist will give a precise time estimate when booking based on your chosen look.
Yes. The leave-out at the crown and front provides flexibility for parting changes, updos, and ponytails while concealing wefts. Avoid excessive tension on the leave-out and edges; our stylists will demonstrate safe styling techniques.