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I had wonderful experience this morning. I arrived 2 minutes prior to my appointment time ...more
Very professional. I asked for medium knotless waist length box braids. They did an amazin...more
Love the braids very clean
Love the work here
Time wise it's good and the braids are very good and nice
Beautiful braids for my 10 year old daughter… very gentle she fell asleep while getting it...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Curly Weave.
With proper care a Curly Weave can last four to ten weeks. Longevity depends on hair quality, installation technique, and maintenance. Regular deep conditioning and gentle detangling extend lifespan; consult your stylist for recommended refresh timelines and preservation tips.
Swimming is possible but take precautions: wear a swim cap, rinse hair immediately after swimming, and use sulfate-free cleansers. Chlorine and saltwater can dry curls, so apply a leave-in conditioner to maintain moisture and curl definition.
Curly Weave works best with textured or relaxed hair that can be braided underneath for a secure sew-in. Stylists can match curl pattern and density to most hair types for a natural, blended finish; book a consultation to confirm suitability.
Maintain curls by using sulfate-free shampoo, hydrating conditioner, and a lightweight leave-in. Detangle gently with fingers or a wide-tooth comb, avoid excessive heat, and sleep on satin to preserve shape and reduce frizz between salon visits.
When installed by a professional using correct tension, a Curly Weave should not cause damage. Avoid overly tight braids, keep scalp moisturized, and remove or refresh extensions on schedule. Regular breaks and good styling habits minimize breakage and maintain healthy hair.
Coloring or heat styling is possible with high-quality human hair wefts. Always consult your stylist—professionals will recommend appropriate dyes, test a strand, and use heat protectants. Avoid styling synthetic wefts with heat to prevent melting or irreversible damage.