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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Comb and Banning Application.
Longevity varies with activity and hair type, but properly installed combs and banning typically remain secure for weeks. We recommend periodic checks every 4-6 weeks to ensure tightness and adjust or replace fittings as needed.
When installed by a trained technician, combs and banning are attached carefully to avoid pulling or irritation. We advise gentle removal, regular scalp care, and inspections to prevent stress on natural hair or skin.
Yes. Our technicians assess cap construction and select appropriate combs or banning for compatibility. Most caps, including lace fronts, monofilament, and traditional caps, can be reinforced for improved crown security.
Most installations take 20-45 minutes depending on complexity and number of combs or banning added. We perform a brief consultation and secure placement efficiently, then demonstrate removal and care tips to prolong the installation.
Basic aftercare includes gentle handling, avoiding heavy oils at attachment points, and checking combs or banning regularly. Follow our care recommendations and scheduled inspections to maintain fit, prevent loosening, and extend wig and attachment life.
Moderate activity is usually fine, but high-impact sports and chlorinated or salt water can loosen attachments. Use a wig cap, secure additional straps, and avoid direct water exposure. Discuss reinforced options if you swim regularly.