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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Microlink Track Addition.
With proper care, microlink extensions typically require maintenance every 6–8 weeks to adjust links and refresh placement. Lifespan varies by hair growth, stylist technique, and extension quality; individual sets can last several months with regular upkeep.
When installed and maintained by a trained stylist, microlinks are low-damage because they use beads rather than heat or glue. Proper sizing, regular adjustments, and gentle home care minimize risk; avoid sleeping with wet hair and detangle carefully to protect natural strands.
Your stylist selects extension shades and strategically places microlinks to mimic natural highlights and lowlights. This allows color dimension without dyeing your own hair. Blending techniques ensure seamless transitions and can be adjusted or removed when you want a different tone.
Yes — you can cut, curl, and straighten your hair, but avoid clamping beads directly with hot tools. Use heat protectant, keep tools away from bond areas, and follow stylist guidance to maintain bond integrity and prolong extension lifespan.
Use sulfate-free, gentle shampoo and conditioner, washing from roots downward while avoiding heavy rubbing at the beads. Detangle with a loop or soft-bristle brush starting at ends. Air-dry or low-heat blow-dry and schedule regular maintenance appointments every six to eight weeks.
Yes — but it requires a professional assessment. Your stylist may use fewer, lighter wefts and careful spacing to avoid overload. Proper application and maintenance reduce strain; alternative methods might be recommended if hair is extremely fragile.