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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sew-In with Closure.
Most sew-ins with closures last 6–8 weeks with proper care; some clients extend to 10–12 weeks. Regular maintenance appointments, gentle washing, and protecting edges at night keep the installation looking fresh and healthy longer.
Yes. A properly installed closure creates a protective barrier over your natural part, minimizing manipulation and shielding edges. Choose an experienced stylist to ensure gentle techniques that prevent tension, allowing your hair to rest and grow underneath the install.
You can swim and exercise, but take precautions: saturate hair with a leave-in conditioner, wear a swim cap when possible, and rinse plus deep-condition after chlorinated or saltwater exposure. Secure the closure edges to prevent shifting during activity.
Care involves gentle cleansing every 1–2 weeks, moisturizing the closure and natural hair, and using silk or satin at night. Avoid heavy oils at the roots and schedule maintenance visits to tighten tracks and protect your edges.
Yes — most closures tolerate low to medium heat when treated like natural hair. Use heat protectant, avoid excessive high temperatures, and test on a small section first. Ask your stylist about pre-styled closures if frequent heat styling is planned.
Wait until your scalp and hair fully recover from chemical treatments — typically 4–6 weeks or after professional approval. Healthy, undamaged hair provides the best foundation for a durable, comfortable sew-in and reduces risk of additional breakage.