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A sew-in can last 8 to 12 weeks, and it is affected by many factors such as proper care, your hair condition, scalp health, and the quality of the weave hair. You should wash and deep condition your sew-in regularly to keep it clean and in good condition. Every 8 weeks, you should either replace or take down your sew-in. If you feel discomfort, like loose braids, heavy buildup, headaches, or itching, it's a sign that you should remove it.
Factors That Influence How Long a Sew In Weave Lasts
The Skills of Your Hairstylist
An experienced hairstylist will hand-tie your sew-in securely and tightly. Make sure you choose a skilled stylist by checking their reviews and qualifications.
Weave Quality
Using high-quality virgin human hair can reduce matting and shedding, making the weave healthier, shinier, and longer-lasting.
Your Natural Hair
If you have fuller hair, it will provide a more secure foundation for the sew-in, making it more stable and reducing the chances of slippage or the weave shifting over time.
Proper Care
How you wash and care for your sew-in is crucial. You should wash it gently and avoid excessive friction that could damage the weave. Also, care for your scalp with oil to prevent dryness.
Lifestyle
Activities like dancing or frequent intense exercise may cause your weave to loosen.
Wear a Wig Cap
Wearing a hair cap can help secure the weave, preventing it from loosening, and also protect your natural hair.
How to Care For Your Weave to Make It Last Longer
Washing
Wash you sew in weave in every 1-3 weeks to keep it clean. Use sulfate-free shampoo. Use wide tooth to gently detangle the hair before washing. Do not rub your weave, avoid tangling and shedding. Focus on your scalp and dirt accumulate, do not scrubbing your scalp harsh, do not destroy the tension of the natural hair braids.
Conditioning
Use moisturizing deep conditioner or leave in conditioner to keep your hair be shinny and smooth. Be gently apply your conditioner and do not rub the hair. Leave it on your hair for minutes before rinsing.
Air Dry
Do not use blow-out to dry your hair, air dry your hair naturally and make sure your weave and natural hair completely dry before sleeping. If you do not have much time, you can choose to use blow-dryer and adjust it to low heat setting.
Sleeping
When sleeping, to avoid your weave be tangle, use a silk or stain scarf to secure it to avoid friction and matting.
Professional Maintenance
Looking for a stylist regularly for tightening your braids and secure your weave. If possible, you can have your weave washed by a professional stylist. Which will prolong the lifespan of your sew in weave.
Sew In Hairstyles
To create a full sew in, you can choose hair bundles alone or bundles with a closure. For the finish of your sew in, lace closure is a good choice for natural hairline and natural parting. Isee have different options available, like 2x6 lace closure, 4x4 lace closure and 13x4 lace front. You can choose according to your needs and favorites.
