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They are fast and the work is very neat.
I call them when they opened. I went in about 11:30am for micro braids I was done around 3...more
My daughter's hair looks amazing 👏🏾
Very nice and friendly I was last minute getting there and they still got me in price was ...more
Love my hair their very professional I would recommend them to everyone and I'll be going ...more
Fast, neat work. Will return
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sew-In with Lace Closure.
With quality hair and proper upkeep, a Sew-In with Lace Closure typically lasts six to eight weeks before maintenance. Closure lifespan may extend longer with careful washing, gentle products, and avoiding excessive heat or tension to preserve weave and natural hair.
Yes. We customize the lace color, closure placement, and blending to match your hairline. Stylists trim and melt the lace for an undetectable finish, ensuring natural parting and movement tailored to your features, density preference, and skin tone.
Most lace closures and quality wefts can be colored or heat-styled, but it's best to consult your stylist first. We recommend professional coloring and moderate heat settings, plus heat protectant products to prevent damage and maintain the closure's integrity.
Schedule maintenance every six to eight weeks to tighten the sew-in, refresh the closure, and address growth. Regular maintenance prevents matting, loosening, and stress on natural hair, keeping your style fresh, secure, and healthy between installations.
When installed and removed professionally, a Sew-In with Lace Closure minimizes damage by protecting hair ends and edges. Proper braiding, correct tension, and post-removal care are vital to avoid breakage and preserve natural hair health.
You can swim and exercise, but take precautions: braid hair beneath the weave, wear a swim cap when possible, rinse and condition after chlorine or saltwater exposure, and secure the closure to reduce tangling and lifting during activity.