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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Micro Link.
A full Micro Link application usually takes 2.5 to 4 hours depending on hair density, length desired, and number of links. Consultations help determine exact timing, allowing our stylists to plan for precision and comfort during the appointment.
When fitted and maintained properly, Micro Links minimize damage compared to heat-based methods. We use small beads and expert technique to protect strands, recommend regular maintenance appointments, and advise gentle care routines to preserve hair health and longevity.
We recommend maintenance every 6 to 8 weeks to reposition beads, replace migrated links, and refresh the overall look. Timely upkeep prevents tension, ensures comfort, and extends the lifespan of both extensions and natural hair.
Yes. You can swim and exercise, but take precautions like braiding hair, using a swim cap for chlorinated water, and rinsing after salt exposure. Heat styling is allowed gently; avoid pulling or tight styles to reduce stress on beads.
With proper application and maintenance, Micro Links can last three to four months before a full re-install is needed. Regular maintenance visits and careful at-home care can extend wear and keep the style looking fresh.
Micro Links can be suitable for finer hair if a stylist assesses hair condition and uses fewer, lighter wefts. Our experts customize placement and bead size to minimize stress and recommend alternative methods when necessary for safety.