Micro-Link Sew-In Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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Pam is beautiful person! She is very prompt with time and had my Microlink Sewin completed...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Micro-Link Sew-In.
Typically Micro-Link Sew-Ins last 8 to 12 weeks before adjustments. Exact timing depends on hair growth and care. We recommend professional check-ins every 6–8 weeks to tighten links, reposition wefts, and inspect scalp health to maintain comfort and longevity.
When installed correctly by a trained technician, Micro-Link Sew-Ins minimize damage. Micro-links distribute weight and avoid glue or heat. Proper spacing, not overtightening, and regular maintenance are essential to prevent breakage and protect your natural hair.
Yes — you can wash, blow-dry, and style with a Micro-Link Sew-In. Use sulfate-free shampoos, avoid rough towel-drying, and protect links from excessive heat. Sleep with a silk scarf and brush gently to maintain attachment integrity and natural movement.
Ideally color or match extensions before installation for the best outcome. If you need post-installation coloring, wait at least 48–72 hours and consult your stylist. Professional color blending preserves link integrity and prevents uneven processing.
Maintenance commonly occurs every 6–8 weeks for tightening, repositioning, and weft checks. At-home upkeep includes gentle cleansing and careful brushing. Your stylist will tailor the schedule to your growth rate, activity level, and hair condition.
Yes, often suitable with customization: fewer wefts, strategic placement, and lighter density reduce stress. An expert consultation will assess your hair's strength and recommend the safest application or alternative methods to protect fragile strands.