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With proper care, a crochet installation with loose hair usually lasts four to eight weeks. Longevity depends on hair quality, your daily routine, and maintenance. We recommend a gentle refresh or reinstall around six to eight weeks to protect scalp health.
When applied by experienced stylists using protective techniques, crochet installations minimize tension and manipulation. They can protect natural hair if not worn too tightly or too long. Regular checks and proper removal prevent stress on edges and breakage.
Cleanse your scalp weekly with a diluted shampoo or scalp mist, gently moisturize roots and hair ends, avoid heavy oils, and sleep with a silk scarf or bonnet. Light detangling and minimal manipulation preserve the style and extend wear.
Yes — you can exercise and swim, but take precautions. Rinse salt or chlorine promptly, tie hair up to reduce tangling, and thoroughly dry to prevent mildew. Use a swimming cap when possible and moisturize after exposure.
Appointment time typically ranges from 1.5 to 3 hours depending on hair length, density, and chosen look. A consultation before styling helps estimate time for prep, braiding base, and installation for your specific desires.
Absolutely — we offer a variety of loose hair textures, lengths, and color options, including synthetic and human hair. During your consultation we'll match hair to your natural texture and desired volume for a personalized result.
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