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Get answers to common questions about Sew-In with Closure.
Yes. Clients must provide their own hair for a Sew-In with Closure. Bring high-quality bundles matched in texture and color. We can advise quantities during consultation based on desired length, volume, and closure size to ensure a flawless installation.
Typically 6–8 weeks with proper care. Regular maintenance every 2–3 weeks—re-tensioning, scalp care, and closure blending—extends lifespan. Avoid excessive pulling, keep scalp clean and moisturized, and schedule a removal appointment to prevent matting or strain on natural hair.
Yes. You can wash and style extensions gently to maintain appearance. Use sulfate-free products, dry thoroughly to protect the weft, and avoid soaking the closure base. Light heat styling is okay when using heat protectant; consult stylist for safe techniques.
Usually 2-3 bundles for bob to shoulder, 3-4 for long or full volume; bring extra bundles for thicker styles. We’ll confirm needed amount during consultation and can adjust based on length and desired fullness.
Yes when properly installed and color-matched. Our stylists blend the closure with your texture, trim the lace, and create realistic parting. For best results, provide a closure that matches your scalp tone and hair texture; we offer consultation to optimize natural appearance.
Closures offer moderate styling versatility; low to mid ponytails and updos that cover the crown work well. High ponytails or styles that fully expose the hairline may reveal tracks. Ask your stylist about placement techniques and lace sizing to achieve desired elevated looks safely.