Traditional Sew-in w/ Leaveout Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Traditional Sew-in w/ Leaveout.
A well-installed traditional sew-in with leaveout typically lasts 6–8 weeks before a maintenance or redo is needed. Proper care, minimal tension, and regular salon checkups extend longevity. Note: hair is not included in service.
Yes, you can wash gently. Use sulfate-free shampoos, dilute product, and focus on the scalp. Pat dry and avoid heavy rubbing. Wait 48–72 hours after install before shampooing to let braids set. Hair remains client-provided.
Leaveout itself won't necessarily cause damage if properly blended and installed. Avoid excessive tension, heat, and tight braids. Follow maintenance guidance, regularly moisturize, and schedule salon check-ups to protect edges and promote healthy growth. Communicate concerns with your stylist.
Bring high-quality bundles that match your texture and color. Typically 2–4 bundles are recommended depending on desired volume and length. Your stylist will advise exact quantity during consultation. Remember: the service price excludes the hair.
Yes; the leaveout allows natural-looking updos like sleek ponytails and buns when properly blended. Use heat protectant and low-heat tools to limit damage. Avoid excessive pulling at the roots to maintain braid integrity and protect your edges.
Maintain with nightly satin wrap and gentle scalp cleansing, moisturize edges, and avoid heavy oils on the wefts. Reapply edge control sparingly and schedule trims as needed. Return to the salon for tightening or adjustments every 4–8 weeks.
