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What Our Clients Say
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I been going to them for a minute they do nice &neat hair love their work .
Marie K is a great wonderful person and woman power woman
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My girl Lara get’s me right each time I come. She’s patient, and very kind! I hope they ne...more
Marie K and her staff always have my hair in point
I came here years ago MarieK is one of the best braiders I ever had. I came back to her be...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sew-In Weave.
With proper installation and maintenance, Sew-In Weaves usually last six to eight weeks. Some clients extend wear to 10 weeks, but regular scalp care, avoiding heavy pulling, and timely tightening appointments help prevent slippage and protect your natural hair.
When installed by experienced stylists using proper braiding and tension techniques, Sew-Ins minimize damage. Follow aftercare, moisturize your scalp, and remove weaves promptly when needed. Overly tight braids and extended wear increase risk, so consult your stylist.
Gently shampoo and condition your scalp and extensions every one to two weeks, focusing on roots. Use diluted products, avoid heavy conditioners near the tracks, and air-dry or low-heat style. Regular moisturizing and protective nighttime routines extend the weave’s lifespan.
Yes, you can swim and exercise, but protect the weave by wearing a swim cap or tying hair up, rinsing salt or chlorine immediately, and applying light leave-in conditioner. Extra care prevents tangling and preserves the hair’s integrity.
Pricing varies by hair type, length, and complexity. At MarieK Hairbraiding, consultations determine exact cost, including braiding time and installation. We offer package options and high-quality hair; contact the salon for a personalized quote and appointment availability.
You can use heat styling on high-quality human hair weaves with heat protectant, but limit frequent high temperatures. Coloring is possible but should be done by professionals to avoid damage and ensure color match. Synthetic hair cannot be colored or heat-styled.