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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sew In w/ Closure.
With proper care, a Sew In w/ Closure typically lasts 6–8 weeks. Avoid heavy styling and excessive tension, moisturize your scalp, and sleep with a silk scarf or bonnet. Book maintenance every 4–6 weeks to tighten wefts and refresh the closure for best results.
When installed by skilled stylists at JD Braiding Embassy, a Sew In w/ Closure protects ends and reduces manipulation. Proper braiding tension and care prevent damage. Keep scalp clean, avoid tight styles, and schedule periodic check-ins to maintain scalp health and prevent stress.
Yes. You can gently wash and style your sew-in. Use sulfate-free shampoo, focus on the scalp, and deep-condition the wefts. Avoid soaking the closure's base excessively; pat dry and use low heat. Consult your stylist for product recommendations and styling limits.
Our stylists sew the closure onto a braided base using secure, neat stitching to create a natural hairline and part. The wefts are then sewn around the head, ensuring even tension and a discreet, long-lasting attachment.
Yes, many closures and wefts can be colored or heat-styled, but use caution. Have coloring or thermal styling done by professionals to protect the base and your natural hair. Use heat protectants and test a small section first to avoid damage.
Maintain results by moisturizing the scalp, cleansing gently every one to two weeks, and sealing edges with light oils. Sleep with a silk scarf, avoid heavy products on the closure base, and return for professional touch-ups when loose or frayed.