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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lace Closure Sew-in.
With proper care and using high-quality hair, a Lace Closure Sew-in typically lasts six to ten weeks. Some clients maintain their install up to twelve weeks with gentle cleansing, protective nightly routines, and periodic tightening or professional adjustments.
Typical appointments run two to four hours depending on hair length, preparation, and customization. This includes braid foundation, precise closure placement, sewing, and styling. We recommend allowing extra time for consultations, hair matching, or pre-colour services.
When installed by professionals and placed over properly braided foundation, a Lace Closure Sew-in is protective. Minimal tension and correct upkeep prevents breakage. Regular scalp care, avoiding excessive heat, and timely removal maintain hair health and encourage growth.
Yes, but take precautions: wear a swim cap for chlorinated pools, rinse and condition hair after swimming, and secure the sew-in before workouts. Excessive sweating or saltwater exposure can weaken adhesives and stitching over time, so follow aftercare instructions.
Yes—most lace closures can be colored and heat-styled, provided the hair is high-quality and handled professionally. We recommend consulting your stylist for color matching, strand testing, and using heat protectants to preserve the closure’s integrity and lifespan.
Yes, closures and wefts can often be reused if removed carefully and kept in good condition. Reinstallation may require reshaping, cleansing, and fresh stitching. Book a consultation so we can assess the closure and advise on quality, reconditioning, or replacement.