Protect Your Sew-In. Protect Your Hair.
This guide is designed to help you maintain your sew-in, protect your natural hair, and extend the life of your install.
Following these steps is essential for healthy hair and long-lasting results.
π FIRST 48 HOURS (MOST IMPORTANT)
DO NOT:
β Apply heavy oils or grease
β Scratch your scalp aggressively
β Pull or tension the tracks
β Style hair tightly
Your scalp and braids need time to settle.
π§Ό SCALP & CLEANSING CARE
Scalp Care
βοΈ Oil scalp 2β3 times per week using a lightweight oil
βοΈ Apply oil directly to the scalp β not the tracks
Washing Schedule
βοΈ Shampoo every 10β14 days
βοΈ Use diluted shampoo
βοΈGently massage scalp (no scrubbing)
β οΈ Avoid buildup β it leads to itching and matting.
π NIGHTTIME ROUTINE (MANDATORY)
Every night:
βοΈ Braid hair down or wrap securely
βοΈ Cover with a silk or satin scarf
βοΈOr sleep on a silk pillowcase
This prevents:
βοΈ Frizz
βοΈ Tangling
βοΈ Track stress
π« COMMON SEW-IN MISTAKES
Avoid:
β Excessive heat on tracks
β Tight ponytails or buns
β Skipping maintenance
β Leaving sew-in installed too long
Ignoring maintenance can cause breakage and shedding.
β° MAINTENANCE TIMELINE
βοΈ Sew-In Maintenance: every 2β3 weeks
βοΈ Max Wear Time: 6β8 weeks
Leaving a sew-in longer than recommended risks damage to your natural hair.
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