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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Brazilian Knots Hair Extensions.
With correct installation and care, Brazilian knots can last several weeks to a few months; regular salon maintenance every 6–8 weeks extends longevity and keeps knots secure as your natural hair grows.
When applied by an experienced stylist and matched to your hair type, knots place minimal tension. Proper spacing, lightweight wefts, and regular maintenance reduce breakage risk; avoid DIY removal to prevent damage.
Yes. You can wash and style gently using sulfate-free products, avoid vigorous root rubbing, towel-dry carefully, and use low heat when styling. Protect knots at night with a silk scarf or pillowcase.
Ideally color your natural hair before installation or wait two to three weeks afterwards. Any coloring or chemical service should be done by professionals to avoid damaging extension hair and compromising knot integrity.
Brazilian knots work well for many textures but are best for medium to thick hair. Fine or fragile hair may need a tailored approach—our stylists assess your density and recommend the safest, most flattering method.
Maintain knots with gentle cleansing, conditioning mid-length to ends, avoid heavy oils at the root, sleep on silk, and schedule salon check-ins every 6–8 weeks for tightening or repositioning as needed.