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Pam is beautiful person! She is very prompt with time and had my Microlink Sewin completed...more
ms.pam did a phenomenal job on my sew in! this was my first time going and i’ll definitely...more
Ms. Pam is truly gifted! I’m very particular about my fusion extensions but I left her pla...more
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I came to her to install my frontal wig and it...more
Pam did an amazing job on my daughter’s hair extensions! We wanted to add at least 4 inche...more
Pam is such a sweet lady and very experienced in her craft. I love my extensions! I highly...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Traditional Sew-In.
A Traditional Sew-In typically lasts 6–8 weeks, depending on hair growth and care. Regular maintenance appointments every 4–6 weeks help adjust wefts, tighten braids, and ensure longevity while protecting your natural hair.
When applied by a trained technician, a Traditional Sew-In should not damage hair or scalp. Properly braided bases, lightweight wefts, and routine maintenance reduce tension. Avoid leaving sew-ins in too long and follow aftercare to keep the hair and scalp healthy.
Yes — you can wash, condition, and style your sew-in with care. Use sulfate-free products, avoid buildup at the roots, gently pat dry, and limit heat exposure. Consult your stylist for product recommendations to preserve extensions and natural hair.
Pricing varies based on hair length, amount of wefts, and any custom coloring or styling. Expect a starting price range; a detailed quote is provided during your consultation. Book a consultation so we can assess your needs and provide an exact price.
Gentle care will extend your sew-in’s life: cleanse with sulfate-free shampoo, condition the lengths, avoid wetting the base excessively, detangle with a wide-tooth comb, sleep on a silk pillowcase or bonnet, and return for regular maintenance appointments.
Yes — sew-ins can suit most natural hair types when customized by a skilled technician. We adjust braid patterns, tension, and weight of wefts to protect fragile textures. A consultation ensures the best approach for your hair’s health and desired result.