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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Classic Full Weave Sew-In.
With proper care, a Classic Full Weave Sew-In typically lasts six to eight weeks. Regular maintenance appointments every two to four weeks help preserve the install, prevent slippage, and maintain scalp health. Gentle handling and avoiding heavy product buildup extend wear.
When installed by an experienced stylist and not sewn too tightly, a Classic Full Weave Sew-In should not damage your natural hair. Proper braiding technique, scalp access, and timely removal are essential. Follow maintenance guidelines to minimize tension and breakage.
Yes — you can swim or exercise with a Classic Full Weave Sew-In if you take precautions. Rinse hair after chlorinated or salt water, wear a swim cap when possible, and thoroughly dry the braids and wefts to prevent odor, matting, or loosening.
Installation time for a Classic Full Weave Sew-In typically ranges from two to four hours depending on hair length, texture, and the level of customization. Allow extra time for consultation, color matching, and styling to achieve your desired finished look.
At-home maintenance for a Classic Full Weave Sew-In includes gentle weekly cleansing, moisturizing mid-lengths and ends, avoiding heavy oils at the roots, and sleeping with a satin scarf or bonnet. Schedule touch-ups as recommended to protect your natural hair and maintain the style.
Some quality wefts can be reused after professional removal and careful storage, but reuse depends on hair condition and how the wefts were maintained. Have your stylist examine the bundles and cap; they’ll advise whether reinstallation is safe and cost-effective.