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Get answers to common questions about Weave Maintenance.
We recommend maintenance every four to six weeks depending on wear, hair growth, and activity level. Frequent swimmers or very active clients may need shorter intervals. Regular visits prevent slippage, tangling, and stress on natural hair, preserving style and health.
When performed correctly, maintenance protects natural hair by reducing tension and preventing matting. Our stylists tighten tracks gently, cleanse the scalp, and recommend treatments. Proper care minimizes breakage, but neglect or overly tight adjustments can cause damage.
Most sewn-in tracks and some glued or taped installations can be adjusted, but feasibility depends on attachment method, hair condition, and prior work. Our stylists assess each case and recommend retightening, partial adjustments, or a safer replacement for damaged installations.
Most maintenance sessions last between 60 and 120 minutes depending on services: tightening tracks, shampooing, conditioning, and styling. Complex retightens or restorations can take longer. We provide precise time estimates when you book so you can plan your visit.
Yes. Our stylists suggest sulfate-free shampoos, lightweight conditioners, and leave-in treatments formulated for extensions and natural hair balance. We recommend specific brands and routines based on your weave type, scalp needs, and desired longevity to keep hair healthy and vibrant.
Come with dry or air-dried hair if possible, and avoid heavy oils that can interfere with cleansing. Bring any hairpiece details or prior appointment notes. If scheduling a wash, arrive with loose natural hair to speed the cleansing and evaluation process.
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