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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Closure Sew In.
Most Closure Sew Ins last six to ten weeks with proper care. Lifespan depends on hair growth, braid pattern, and maintenance routines. Schedule touch-ups every six to eight weeks to tighten and refresh the closure and protect your natural hair.
You can wash and style your hair with a Closure Sew In. Use sulfate-free shampoos, gentle drying, and low heat styling. Avoid saturating the closure base too often, and always detangle carefully to maintain the install and prolong the hair's lifespan.
When installed and removed by a professional, a Closure Sew In should not damage your edges. Avoid overly tight braids, adhesive misuse, or aggressive tension. Follow recommended care, give your hair breaks between installs, and consult your stylist about edge-safe techniques.
You can swim after a Closure Sew In, but wait 24–48 hours post-install for the base to set. Rinse hair with fresh water after swimming, wear a swim cap when possible, and follow with a moisturizing treatment to prevent dryness.
Yes — a closure allows you to part and style as desired within the closure's size limits. For wider parting or fuller hairline movement, consider a frontal. Your stylist will customize placement for the most natural look and versatility.
Care for your Closure Sew In by washing gently, conditioning regularly, and avoiding heavy products at the roots. Sleep on a silk scarf, moisturize the hair and scalp, limit heat styling, and schedule professional maintenance to keep the install neat and healthy.