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Frequently Asked Questions
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With ideal maintenance, Crochet Loose Hair can last four to eight weeks. Longevity depends on hair quality, installation method, and daily care. Gentle washing, light conditioning, minimal heat, and sleeping with a silk scarf help keep curls fresh and intact.
When installed correctly by our stylists, Crochet Loose Hair is a protective style that minimizes manipulation. Avoid overly tight tension and keep your scalp moisturized; if you experience pain or breakage, return to the salon for adjustment immediately.
You can swim and exercise with Crochet Loose Hair, but take precautions. Rinse hair after chlorine or saltwater, use a lightweight leave-in conditioner, and tie hair loosely or wear a swim cap to reduce frizz and preserve the curl pattern.
Crochet Loose Hair uses a latch-hook technique into cornrows or a braided base instead of sewing wefts. Installation is typically faster, less bulky, and provides a sew-in appearance with minimal tension when installed by an experienced stylist.
Maintain the curl pattern by finger-detangling, using a water-based curl refresher spray, and applying a light mousse or leave-in. Sleep on a satin pillowcase or bonnet and avoid heavy oils that can weigh curls down or loosen defined waves.
Heat styling is possible with human hair Crochet Loose Hair but avoid frequent high temperatures. Use a heat protectant, low-heat settings, and test on a small section first. For synthetic hair, we recommend avoiding heat and choosing heat-safe fibers only.