Traditional Sew-In Gallery
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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 👏🏾
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Fast, neat work. Will return
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Traditional Sew-In.
A Traditional Sew-In typically lasts six to eight weeks with proper care. Longevity depends on hair growth, maintenance, and daily styling habits. Scheduling touch-ups every six to eight weeks helps refresh the install and prevent tension or matting along the leave-out blending sections.
Yes — when expertly blended, natural leave-out creates a seamless transition between your hair and the weave. Our stylists match texture and color, using careful cutting and styling to disguise tracks while preserving natural movement and a believable hairline.
Light washing and conditioning are okay about one to two weeks after install, using sulfate-free products and gentle handling. Avoid heavy soaking or vigorous scrubbing near the tracks; blot dry and air-dry when possible to protect the leave-out and sewn braids.
Arrive with clean, detangled hair and avoid heavy oils or buildup. Your stylist may recommend a trim, deep condition, or protective base braids. Clear communication about desired parting and leave-out size ensures a flattering, secure Traditional Sew-In result.
A properly installed Traditional Sew-In can protect natural hair by reducing daily manipulation; however, tight braids or neglect can cause stress and breakage. Regular maintenance, gentle styling, and properly fitted braids are essential to keep natural strands healthy under the weave.
Maintain a nightly routine: moisturize the leave-out, wrap hair with a satin scarf or bonnet, and avoid heavy oils near the roots. Schedule gentle shampooing, detangle carefully, and re-tighten or redo braids as recommended to prevent slippage and preserve install integrity.