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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about MicroLink Tracks.
With proper salon maintenance every six to eight weeks and gentle at-home care, MicroLink Tracks typically last three to six months. Lifespan varies with hair growth rate and care habits; periodic tightening and repositioning are required for best longevity.
When applied and removed by experienced stylists using proper technique, MicroLink Tracks minimize damage. Avoid excessive pulling, and follow recommended maintenance schedules. If hair is extremely weak, a consultation will recommend alternatives or a gentler plan to protect your natural hair.
A stylist sections your hair and secures small wefts using tiny silicone-lined microbeads clamped close to the scalp. No heat or glue is used. The beads are crimped to hold the track, then blended and trimmed for a natural finish.
Yes — you can cut, curl, and straighten hair, but use lower heat and protectants to preserve bonds. Avoid oil-based products at the bead sites and brush gently. Your stylist will demonstrate safe styling techniques to protect both your natural hair and the extensions.
Most clients return every six to eight weeks for bead tightening and repositioning as hair grows. Timely appointments prevent tangling and slippage. Your stylist will assess wear and recommend a maintenance schedule tailored to your hair growth and lifestyle.
Use sulfate-free shampoo, avoid oils near beads, and gently brush from ends upward. Sleep with a loose braid or silk pillowcase and attend regular salon maintenances. Follow stylist instructions for products and techniques to ensure comfort, hygiene, and longevity of your extensions.