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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Traditional Sew-In Middle Part or Side Part.
Most clients wear a Traditional Sew-In Middle Part or Side Part for six to eight weeks with proper care. Longevity depends on hair growth, styling habits, and maintenance. Schedule tightening or reinstallation to prevent slippage and protect natural hair.
When installed by a professional with correct tension, sew-ins shouldn't damage hair. Damage usually results from overly tight braids, prolonged wear, or neglect. Communicate with your stylist about comfort and follow aftercare to minimize risk.
You can shampoo and style your sew-in gently. Use diluted, sulfate-free shampoo at the scalp, avoid saturating the braid base, dry thoroughly, and use low heat on extensions. Gentle detangling preserves the installation and extension quality.
Wait at least 24–48 hours before swimming to allow the installation to settle. Wear a swim cap, rinse thoroughly after chlorinated or salt water, and deep-condition extensions afterward to restore moisture and prevent tangling.
Part adjustments are possible but depend on the braid pattern and install technique. Minor shifts from middle to side often work without full removal; more dramatic changes may require partial or full reinstallation for a seamless result.
We recommend maintenance appointments every six to eight weeks for tightening, scalp care, and to assess hair health. Regular check-ins prevent matting, reduce tension, and allow professional adjustments to keep your sew-in looking fresh.