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She did the tribal braids and they were fantastic!
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Ouch but beautiful work. Formally a baldie, lol. Now my hair is full!
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Vertical Sew-In.
A Vertical Sew-In generally lasts 6–8 weeks with proper care. Touch-ups or reinstallation may be needed sooner if natural hair grows quickly or if you frequently swim or use heavy products. Regular maintenance appointments help extend longevity and protect your edges.
When installed correctly with low-tension stitching and proper braiding, vertical sew-ins are safe and protective. Our stylists assess your hair health, recommend suitable weights, and advise care routines to minimize stress and preserve edges and scalp integrity.
Installation typically takes between two to four hours depending on hair length, density, and complexity. We schedule ample time for precision braiding, sewing, and styling to ensure comfort and a seamless, long-lasting result.
Yes — you can wash and condition, but use gentle techniques. Diluted shampoo, light massaging, and careful drying prevent loosening. Aim to cleanse no more than once weekly and always pat dry and avoid heavy products near the roots.
Absolutely. The vertical sew-in offers versatile parting and natural movement suitable for updos, ponytails, and curls. Use low-tension styling and avoid tight pulling to maintain braid integrity and protect your scalp and edges.
Maintain a gentle routine: cleanse with diluted shampoo, condition ends, apply lightweight oils to the scalp, sleep on a satin scarf or pillowcase, and schedule touch-ups every 6–8 weeks. Avoid heavy products and excessive tension to preserve style and health.