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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Partial Sew In.
A Partial Sew In typically lasts four to eight weeks with proper care. Longevity depends on hair type, quality of installation, and maintenance. We recommend professional check-ins every 4–6 weeks for tightening or minor repairs to keep the style secure and healthy.
When installed by experienced stylists using protective techniques, a Partial Sew In should not cause damage. Proper braid foundation, secure but not overly tight stitching, and regular maintenance minimize risk. Communicate concerns about tension or sensitivity during appointments.
Use diluted sulfate-free shampoo and gentle motions, focusing on the exposed scalp and braid parts. Rinse thoroughly and apply a lightweight conditioner to the natural hair only. Pat dry, avoid heavy oils on the tracks, and sleep with a satin scarf or pillowcase.
Yes—heat styling is possible on extension hair from a Partial Sew In, but use low heat and a thermal protectant. Avoid applying high temperatures directly to the braid base. For best results, discuss heat-safe extension textures and styling limits with your stylist.
Pricing varies based on hair quality, length, texture, and complexity of the installation. We offer personalized consultations and transparent quotes. Contact the salon or book a consultation so we can assess your needs and provide an accurate price estimate.
Yes, with careful assessment. For thin or fine hair we often recommend reinforcement methods, lighter extensions, and shorter install sections to reduce tension. A consultation helps determine whether a Partial Sew In is appropriate or if alternative protective options suit you better.