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I got kinky twists done by Josephine. It looks great!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Double Weft Sew-In.
With proper care, a Double Weft Sew-In lasts six to eight weeks before maintenance. Regular tightening, gentle cleansing, and protective nighttime routines extend longevity; consult our stylist for personalized schedules based on hair growth, activity level, and weave quality.
When installed by experienced stylists, double wefts minimize stress on your natural hair. Proper braiding technique, balanced tension, and periodic rest prevent breakage. We assess hair health before installation and recommend treatments to strengthen and protect your natural strands.
Yes, most high-quality weft hair tolerates heat styling. Use heat protectant products and moderate temperatures to avoid damage. Limit frequent high-heat styling and consult your stylist about suitable hair types and recommended products for maintaining the weave's integrity.
Wash gently every one to two weeks using sulfate-free shampoo and lightweight conditioner. Avoid heavy buildup at the roots and dry thoroughly. Detangle with a wide-tooth comb and protect hair at night with a silk scarf or bonnet to prolong the sew-in.
You can swim, but take precautions. Rinse hair immediately after swimming, apply a leave-in conditioner or protective oil, and consider a swim cap. Chlorine and saltwater can cause dryness and tangling, so extra care prevents damage and maintains the weave.
Wait at least two weeks before coloring to allow the installation to settle. For best results, have a professional color the extensions and natural hair together. Using professional-grade color minimizes damage and ensures an even, natural-looking match.