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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Traditional Sew In with Leave Out.
A Traditional Sew In with Leave Out typically lasts four to eight weeks depending on growth and maintenance. We recommend removal or a touch-up by six to eight weeks to prevent matting, tension, and to protect your natural hair.
Yes — hair is not included, so bring clean, detangled bundles or extensions in your chosen texture and length. Pre-stretched or pre-treated hair helps installation. If unsure, consult us before your appointment for recommendations and best blending results.
Our stylists trim and layer your leave-out, use heat or texturizing techniques, and blend carefully for a natural appearance. Results depend on matching textures; dramatic differences may require additional services or alternative styling for seamless integration.
Protect your install by sleeping with a satin bonnet or pillowcase, avoid heavy oils at the roots, and gently cleanse every one to two weeks. Schedule maintenance visits for edge care and adjustments to keep the style fresh and secure.
Yes — you can wash and condition the sew-in, but be gentle. Use a diluted sulfate-free shampoo on the scalp, avoid saturating the weft, condition mid-lengths to ends, pat dry, and ensure the installation is thoroughly dried to prevent mildew.
Sew-ins can be adapted for thin or fragile hair with lighter braids, softened tension, and net installation to distribute weight. We recommend a consultation and strengthening treatments first; in some cases, alternative protective styles might be safer.