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I got the small knotless boho braids and it came out so beautiful! Charlotte was so fast w...more
very patient & understanding !!!! 10/10 will be back soon
The best Braider ever!!! Quick, professional and it looks good.
I absolutely LOVEEEEEE my hair and the services here. Nadine is so wonderful. I literally ...more
Nadine did a beautiful job on my knotless braids. The atmosphere was pleasant and she was ...more
I got Miracle Knots with Nadine, and it was such a good experience. I felt comfortable the...more
Frequently Asked Questions
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A full Closure Sew-In typically takes about 2–4 hours depending on hair density, length, and customization. Consultations or additional styling services may extend time. Our stylists prioritize a secure, undetectable install that protects your natural hair throughout the process.
We recommend waiting 24–48 hours before washing to allow seams to settle. Use gentle, sulfate-free products and avoid heavy oils at the base. Heat styling is possible with a heat protectant, but keep temperatures moderate to preserve the closure and seams.
With proper care, a Closure Sew-In can last 6–10 weeks depending on your hair growth and maintenance routine. Regular upkeep, gentle cleansing, and avoiding excessive tension will extend wear and keep both the closure and your natural hair healthy.
No leave-out is required—closures provide full coverage and a natural-looking part. Chemical processing is unnecessary unless you choose color or texture changes; any chemical services should be discussed with your stylist to ensure hair health and compatibility.
When installed by experienced stylists with proper braiding and tension control, Closure Sew-Ins are protective and low-risk. Damage can occur from excessive tightness, neglect, or improper removal, so follow aftercare guidance and schedule professional take-downs.
Use sulfate-free shampoo, a lightweight conditioner, and a leave-in moisturizer. Gentle edge control and a satin scarf or pillowcase reduce friction. Avoid heavy oils at the closure base and schedule periodic maintenance visits to keep the style secure and your hair healthy.
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