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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most installations last four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, maintenance, and lifestyle. With proper care—regular gentle cleansing, minimal heavy styling, and satin sleep protection—you can extend wear. Schedule touch-ups when tracks loosen or natural hair needs attention.
When installed and removed by trained stylists, closures protect natural hair. Proper braided foundation, correct tension, and professional seam work minimize stress. Avoid leaving installs too long and follow aftercare to prevent breakage. We assess hair health before every appointment.
Yes. Gentle, sulfate-free shampoos and light conditioners keep the closure fresh. Avoid saturating the tracks and use low-heat tools. Tie a satin scarf or bonnet at night and consult your stylist for product recommendations to maintain the closure’s longevity and natural look.
We create a braided base and precisely place the lace closure at the chosen part. The closure is sewn securely along the perimeter with small, even stitches for a flat, natural finish. Extra steps like bleaching knots or blending edges ensure realism.
Absolutely. Closures allow versatile parting—middle, side, or custom—and support various lengths and textures. We match closure hair to your extensions and cut or style on request. Discuss desired looks during consultation to ensure the closure achieves your preferred aesthetic.
Use gentle, sulfate-free products, moisturize the closure lightly, and prevent heavy product buildup. Sleep with a satin bonnet, avoid frequent heat, and return for professional checks every three to six weeks. Promptly address loose stitches or lifting to maintain integrity.