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Frequently Asked Questions
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A Vixen Sew In can last six to ten weeks with proper care. Regular maintenance appointments every four to six weeks keep braids tidy, prevent matting, and protect natural hair. Longevity depends on activity level, hair growth, and at-home care.
The part count affects braid layout and styling flexibility: 2-part is faster with larger sections, 3-part balances versatility and install time, and 4-part offers the most styling options and natural movement. Pricing and time increase slightly with more parts.
When installed by a skilled stylist using gentle tension, a Vixen Sew In protects natural hair. Avoid tight braids and heavy extensions near the edges. Regular moisturizing and timely removal prevent damage, breakage, and thinning around the hairline.
Wash hair and weave gently every one to two weeks using diluted shampoo, condition mid-lengths, and avoid heavy products at the roots. Sleep on a satin bonnet, refresh baby hairs carefully, and book professional maintenance to preserve the style.
You can swim and exercise with a Vixen Sew In, but protect your style: rinse salt or chlorine immediately, wear a snug swim cap when possible, and thoroughly dry braids afterward to prevent mildew and loosening of wefts.
Installation time varies by part option and hair density: typically two to three hours for a 2-part, three to four hours for a 3-part, and four to five hours for a 4-part Vixen Sew In. Consult stylist for exact scheduling.