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With proper care, they can stay neat for four to eight weeks. Avoid heavy products, sleep with a silk scarf, and moisturize roots lightly. Loose ends may appear earlier; remove promptly to prevent matting and protect natural hair.
When installed correctly with gentle tension, they are a low-damage protective style. Inform your stylist about sensitive edges or scalp issues. Regular scalp care and proper removal reduce risk; overly tight braiding or extended wear without breaks can cause stress and breakage.
Use a diluted sulfate-free shampoo or co-wash applied to the scalp, rinsing carefully. Pat twists dry, air-dry fully to avoid mildew. Refresh edges with light oil, avoid heavy creams, and sleep with silk scarf to extend lifespan.
You can choose pre-colored Kanekalon extensions or have a stylist select multi-tonal packs for dimensional color. Do not dye synthetic hair; color must be chosen before installation. Discuss tones and maintenance to ensure desired look and longevity.
Installation time varies with size, hair length, and desired density. Large width twists typically take three to six hours. Bring a photo, arrive with detangled hair, and plan accordingly for a comfortable session and accurate timing estimate.
Avoid heavy manipulation for the first week, keep scalp moisturized with light oil, and sleep with a satin bonnet. Cleanse gently when needed and schedule touch-ups or removal within six to eight weeks to protect hair health and prevent matting.
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