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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sewn in wefts .
With scheduled move-ups every 5-6 weeks and careful home care, Sewn in wefts can remain secure and reusable for most clients up to about a year. Individual longevity depends on hair health, activity level and how well you follow aftercare instructions.
When applied by experienced stylists using hand-tied bead foundations, Sewn in wefts minimize tension and reduce breakage risk. Proper installation, regular move-ups and avoiding heavy styling or poor maintenance are essential to protect your natural hair.
We recommend move-ups and maintenance every 5–6 weeks to reposition wefts, refresh the bead foundation, and check hair health. Skipping appointments can cause matting, tension or premature shedding, so consistent maintenance preserves longevity and appearance.
Yes — with high-quality human hair wefts you can use heat tools and color, but always use heat protectants, low temperatures and have coloring done by a professional. Chemical processes may affect weft longevity and reuse potential.
Sewn in wefts can be adapted for fine or thin hair using smaller bead foundations and careful placement. A consultation is important to assess hair strength and determine appropriate weft volume to avoid excessive weight or strain.
Brush gently with a loop or soft bristle brush, wash with sulfate-free products, avoid applying oils at the roots, sleep on a silk pillow or loose braid, and book maintenance every 5–6 weeks to keep wefts healthy and secure.