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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sew-In with Frontal.
With proper installation and consistent care, a sew-in with frontal typically lasts 6–8 weeks before maintenance. With high-quality hair, expert application, and diligent upkeep, it can remain wearable up to 10–12 weeks depending on styling and care.
When installed and removed professionally, sew-ins with frontals protect hair by reducing manipulation. However, tight braiding, heavy wefts, or improper removal can cause tension and breakage. Regular scalp care, correct tension, and periodic rest promote healthy growth.
Yes. You can gently wash the frontal and wefts using sulfate-free products, avoid heavy soaking, and air-dry or low-heat style. Use heat protectant on extensions and take care around the lace to maintain adhesive and prevent lifting.
Wait at least 48–72 hours after installation to allow adhesives or knots to settle. When heat styling, use a low to medium temperature and a heat protectant to avoid damaging the extension fibers or weakening the lace frontal adhesive.
Routine maintenance includes moisturizing your scalp, washing every one to two weeks, securing loose tracks, reinforcing frontal adhesive as needed, and visiting the salon for adjustments. Night routines with a silk scarf and minimal tension extend wear and protect edges.
Swimming is possible but requires precautions: wear a swim cap, rinse hair with fresh water after chlorinated or saltwater exposure, use clarifying and moisturizing treatments to prevent buildup, and check the frontal adhesive regularly to avoid lifting.