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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Extensions - Weft Partial Installation - 1 Row.
A single row of weft extensions typically lasts 6–8 weeks before adjustment, depending on hair growth, care routine, and styling. Regular check-ins and gentle maintenance help preserve the bond and appearance.
When installed and removed by a trained professional using quality wefts, a one-row application causes minimal stress. Proper placement, attentive maintenance, and avoiding excessive tension reduce risk and protect hair health.
Installation usually takes 45–75 minutes depending on hair thickness and desired placement. This includes consultation, blending, and styling. Combined services like color may extend the appointment time.
Yes, high-quality weft hair can be styled with heat. Use a heat protectant, moderate temperatures, and avoid applying direct heat to attachment points. Regular conditioning maintains extension quality.
Use sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner, brush gently from ends upward, and avoid heavy products at the roots. Wash every 2–3 days and pat dry. Follow salon care tips to extend lifespan.
Yes, additional rows can be added later to increase volume and length. We will assess your hair density and scalp health to determine safe spacing and the appropriate number of rows.