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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Hand Tied Weft.
When installed correctly and cared for, hand-tied wefts place minimal tension and rarely cause damage. Regular maintenance, professional removal, and using recommended products help protect hair integrity and prevent breakage for long-term wear.
Full installations usually take two to four hours depending on hair density, desired length, and customization. Consultations before booking help estimate time based on your hair type and the number of wefts required.
With proper maintenance and scheduled salon upkeep, hand-tied wefts can last three to six months before refresh or reinstallation. Longevity depends on growth rate, care routine, and quality of the hair used.
Yes—high-quality human hair wefts can be styled with heat tools on low to medium settings. Always use a thermal protectant and avoid excessive heat to maintain the hair's integrity and extend the life of the wefts.
Removal is done carefully by a trained stylist who unties or cuts the thread, removes the wefts, and detangles your natural hair. Professional removal prevents unnecessary pulling, breakage, and ensures your hair stays healthy for reinstallation or restyling.
At home care includes gentle brushing, sulfate-free shampooing, conditioning the ends, and sleeping with hair braided or in a silk scarf. Avoid heavy oils at the bonds and follow your stylist’s product recommendations to prolong weft life.