Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Weave Maintenance.

We recommend booking Weave Maintenance within the first 3–5 weeks after installation. Early service prevents matting, loosening and buildup. Our visit includes shampoo, conditioner and track repairs. If you notice slipping or irritation sooner, call to schedule an earlier appointment.

A typical Weave Maintenance service takes about 30–60 minutes, depending on weave condition and number of loose tracks. Major repairs or heavy buildup can require longer. We assess on arrival and provide an estimated time so you can plan accordingly.

When performed gently by trained stylists, shampooing and track repairs during Weave Maintenance should not damage your natural hair or braids. We use mild products, controlled tension and careful drying. If we spot existing breakage we'll recommend protective treatments or adjusted techniques.

Yes — we can repair most sew-in and machine-made tracks during Weave Maintenance, including loose or lifted wefts. Severely damaged or improperly installed tracks may require partial reweaving. We'll assess and recommend the safest, most durable repair at your appointment.

We generally recommend Weave Maintenance every 3–5 weeks to maintain cleanliness, secure tracks and prevent matting. Active lifestyles or heavy sweating may need earlier attention. We'll create a personalized schedule based on your weave type, hair growth and styling habits.

Between visits, sleep on a silk or satin pillowcase, avoid heavy oils at the roots, gently detangle ends and use a sulfate-free shampoo when washing. Keep hair completely dry after washing and contact us if tracks loosen, slip or you experience scalp irritation.