Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Medium 16" (Armpit length).

Installation varies with hair density and stylist speed, typically taking three to six hours. We schedule adequate time for neat parting, secure braiding, and seamless blending of hair extensions to ensure lasting, comfortable Medium 16 (Armpit length) Senegalese twists.

You can swim or exercise, but protect twists by wearing a swim cap or tying them up. Rinse, gently condition, and fully dry after water exposure to prevent tangling, frizz, and premature loosening of your Medium 16 (Armpit length) twists.

Wash every one to two weeks using a diluted sulfate-free shampoo applied to the scalp, massaging gently between twists. Rinse thoroughly, apply light conditioner to roots, and air-dry or blow-dry on low to prevent mildew and maintain twist integrity.

With proper care, Medium 16 (Armpit length) Senegalese twists last four to eight weeks. Longevity depends on hair growth, nightly protection, and maintenance. Schedule a touch-up or removal at six to eight weeks to prevent matting and keep your natural hair healthy.

Properly installed Medium 16 (Armpit length) twists use lightweight synthetic hair and balanced sectioning to minimize tension. Some initial tightness may occur, but communicate any discomfort immediately. If you have a sensitive scalp or thinning edges, we'll adjust tension or suggest lighter options.

Yes—Medium 16 (Armpit length) Senegalese twists are versatile for buns, high ponytails, and half-up styles. Use soft hair ties, avoid excessive pulling, and pad styles with a silk scarf overnight to preserve edges. Ask your stylist for styling options and secure technique.