Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Crochet.

A Crochet install generally lasts four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, maintenance, quality of hair used, and daily care. Proper cleansing, moisturizing, and avoiding heavy pulling help extend wear. Schedule touch-ups or removal when slippage or excessive shedding appears.

Crochet itself is low-damage when installed and removed properly. Avoid overly tight braids, heavy extensions, and prolonged wear. Keep scalp clean and moisturized, loosen tension if uncomfortable, and remove gently to reduce breakage and protect natural hair.

Use a diluted sulfate-free shampoo on the scalp, gently massaging between braids. Rinse thoroughly, apply lightweight conditioner to ends of crochet hair, rinse, and apply a light leave-in or oil mist. Dry completely to prevent mildew or odor.

Yes, but take precautions: wear a swim cap, tie hair up, and rinse promptly after swimming to remove chlorine or salt. After exercise, cleanse scalp if sweating, and ensure hair dries fully to avoid odor or matting.

Most textures work well: loose waves, soft curls, kinky or afro-textured hair, and even faux loc looks. Lengths and colors are highly customizable, letting you achieve natural or bold styles while maintaining versatility and low daily upkeep.

Consider human hair for the most natural movement and heat-styling, or high-quality synthetic for affordability and defined curls. Match texture to your natural hair, check for soft, tangle-free strands, and consult our stylist to select length, color, and maintenance level.