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I’m beyond happy with my hair! My weave looks incredible—very natural, lightweight, and st...more
Taylor was very accommodating. I was booking a same day appointment. I booked a closure se...more
Inlove with my hair. Was my first time getting a sew in and my experience was amazing
I came to Taylor without knowing anything about extensions. I told her what I wanted and s...more
AJ and the staff at the HairPort were amazing. They were professional and delivered! I did...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Typically the installation lasts six to eight weeks depending on hair growth, lifestyle, and maintenance. Regular trims, gentle care, and scheduled tightening appointments help maintain placement and appearance; avoid heavy oils at the root to extend the lifespan.
Yes — we place tracks strategically to allow secure, natural-looking high ponytails. Our technique conceals wefts and creates support for pulling hair up, so you can style updos confidently while maintaining a seamless finish.
When installed and removed by a skilled stylist, sew-ins minimize damage by protecting strands and reducing daily styling stress. Proper braiding tension, regular maintenance, and giving your hair breaks between installs are essential to preserve health.
We recommend waiting 48–72 hours before washing to allow tracks to settle. Use sulfate-free, gentle cleansers and dilute shampoo when needed. Pat dry and avoid vigorous rubbing to protect the braid base and prolong the installation's life.
Schedule touch-ups every 4–8 weeks for tightening and repositioning as needed. Cleanse gently, moisturize ends, sleep on a silk pillowcase or with a satin scarf, and avoid excessive heat near the roots to maintain integrity and appearance.
Yes, with precautions. Use color-safe products and consult your stylist before dyeing to protect bonds. Heat styling is allowed on the extensions, but use heat protectant, moderate temperatures, and avoid direct heat on the braid base to prevent damage.
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