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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Micro Weaving.
A full Micro Weaving session usually takes 2 to 4 hours depending on hair length, density, and desired placement. Consultations help determine exact timing; experienced stylists work efficiently to ensure precision without rushing the installation process.
When installed and maintained correctly by trained stylists, Micro Weaving is low-risk and preserves hair health. Proper tension, quality wefts, and scheduled adjustments reduce breakage. Follow aftercare instructions, avoid heavy styling, and book regular maintenance to protect your natural hair.
Micro weaves typically last 6 to 8 weeks before a maintenance appointment is recommended. Longevity depends on hair growth, care routine, and activity level. With proper care and timely weft tightening or repositioning, clients can extend wear and maintain a neat appearance.
Yes—after a short 24–48 hour settling period you can gently wash and style hair. Use sulfate-free products, avoid heavy oils at the roots, and minimize heat. Follow stylist instructions to keep wefts secure and ensure longevity of the Micro Weaving.
Micro Weaving can be adapted to many hair textures—from fine to coarse—but suitability depends on hair strength and condition. A consultation helps determine feasibility, optimal weft size, and placement to achieve natural blending while protecting fragile or thinning hair.
Pricing varies based on hair quality, amount of wefts, styling, and customization. Typical Micro Weaving starts at $200 and can increase for premium hair or added services. Book a consultation for a personalized quote and to discuss materials and expected maintenance costs.