Frequently Asked Questions About Partial-Length Sewn/Weft Extensions
How long does a partial-length sewn-in set typically hold?
Sewn-in tracks generally hold longer between visits than taped wefts because there is no adhesive to break down, but they still loosen as your hair grows. Sandy will map a schedule specific to your hair.
Does a sewn-in set feel tight or uncomfortable?
It should feel snug, not painful. Sandy adjusts the tension of each braided track to your comfort and will loosen anything that feels too tight.
Can I wash and detangle my hair normally?
Yes, but longer sewn-in wefts need a bit more care when detangling. Sandy will show you how to work through tangles from the ends up without putting stress on the braided tracks.
Will people be able to tell I have extensions in?
Sandy places the tracks in the targeted section and matches weft color and texture to your natural hair, so a well-placed partial-length set should blend into your everyday style.
What hair types work best with sewn-in length extensions?
Most hair types can carry a sewn-in set, but Sandy checks your natural density and scalp sensitivity first, since longer wefts add more weight to the braided tracks that hold them.
How is partial-length sewn different from full-volume sewn extensions?
Partial-length focuses on adding length through a targeted section, while full-volume sewn extensions cover the entire head to add fullness rather than length.