Small 16" (Armpit length) Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Small 16" (Armpit length).
Typically they last 4–8 weeks depending on your hair growth, maintenance habits, and daily activity level. Wearing a satin bonnet nightly and moisturizing the scalp will minimize frizz and extend the style’s longevity.
Installation time varies by hair density and twist size; expect between 4 to 7 hours. Our stylists work efficiently without rushing to ensure neat, uniform twists and a comfortable experience.
The amount depends on desired fullness and natural density. Typically one to two packs of extension hair are sufficient for small armpit-length twists, but we’ll assess your hair during consultation for a precise estimate.
You can swim and exercise, but protect your twists with a swim cap and rinse thoroughly after chlorinated or salt water. Secure styles and post-activity care prevent tangling and preserve the twist pattern.
Keep scalp clean with diluted shampoo or gentle scalp cleansers, lightly moisturize twists with a spray leave-in, and sleep on satin. Avoid heavy oils that attract buildup and refresh edges as needed.
When installed and removed properly, they act as a protective style that minimizes daily manipulation. Low-tension techniques and professional removal are essential to prevent breakage and maintain healthy edges.