Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Crochet Style.

With proper installation and upkeep, Crochet Style can last four to eight weeks or longer. Lifespan depends on hair growth, maintenance, and activity level; scheduling touch-ups or installations every six to eight weeks preserves neatness and protects your natural hair.

Yes—you can wash hair with Crochet Style installed. Use gentle, sulfate-free shampoo diluted with water, focus on scalp cleansing, and dry thoroughly. Wash frequency varies; most clients wash every one to two weeks to avoid product buildup and maintain freshness.

When installed correctly by experienced stylists, Crochet Style is low-tension and safe for edges. Damage typically results from excessive tension, heavy extensions, or neglect. Follow your stylist’s maintenance tips, avoid tight styles, and remove the style promptly if you notice irritation.

Appointment time varies with hair length, base braiding, and styling complexity. A typical Crochet Style session ranges from about 1.5 to 4 hours, including consultation, braided base, crochet installation, and final shaping to achieve your desired look.

You can style or heat Crochet Style extensions if the hair is heat-friendly (human hair or heat-safe synthetic). Use low heat settings, a heat protectant, and limit heat exposure to prevent damage. Consult your stylist about suitable products and temperatures.

Crochet Style suits most hair types—natural, relaxed, fine, and textured—because it protects hair beneath. Our stylists assess your hair health, density, and edge strength to recommend appropriate patterns, hair types, and lengths for a durable, comfortable installation.