Questions about Passion Twists
How long does passion twists last?Passion Twists as a protective style should last around 6 weeks. Taking into consideration how quick your hair grows this can differ from person to person. But crochet passion twists can be re-used. Check out our post on how to maintain passion twists for more details on making your twists last.How to wash passion twists?When washing passion twists, you can use the same method as you would any synthetic hair. We recommend that you limit the washes to this style as to not mess up the twists and cause extra frizziness from washing too often. We recommend:
How to remove passion twists?Removing your passion twists depends on your method of installation. If installed as crochet braids to your cornrows, find the knot at the base of your hair. Then pull the knot to create space to pull the passion twists through. If installed individually cut at a length longer than your hair. Then untwist it with a tail comb or your hand until you reach the base (near your scalp).How many packs of hair for passion twists?Different brands have varying amounts of hair per pack. Our passion twist braiding hair has extra strands than most packs and requires 4 - 5 packs for a full head of passion twists. While other brands can take 7 - 9 packs. Only 1 set is needed with our crochet handmade passion twists.How long do passion twists take to install?Installation differs depending on the individual, crochet passion twists can be installed in 2hrs - 2hrs 30 mins. Doing your passion twists individually can range anywhere from 3 - 8 hours. The time drastically changes depending on length and thickness of your twists. When we researched average time for hairstylists to complete passion twists, it took on average of 5 hours to do mid-back length at regular width.How to refresh passion twists?To refresh your passion twists and get a more defined look simply trim any out of place frizz and add hair mousse.How to maintain passion twists?Maintaining your passion twists means washing it to clean it, taming the frizz, sleep hair care and shower hair care. Please see the wash care as mentioned previously. In terms of taming the frizz simply use a scissors to cut them without cutting the whole twist itself. Night care involves wearing a satin/ silk bonnet at night to protect the style. If you do not have a satin bonnet, simply use a scarf. Also wear a jumbo shower cap when in the shower or having a bath.Shop the Hair |
Frequently Asked Questions About Passion Twists
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Hi Lisha, sorry to hear about that, it can literally depends on how it was installed in the first place. It shouldn’t be falling out. I do have a tutorial where I installed mine and it was quite secure. I will advise you to check out a tutorial I did where I braided my own hair a little and crocheted my passion twist hair in. If you have anymore coming out, try that method, atleast it won’t come out again. If a stylist installed them for you, I would advise you to reach out to them and also let them know. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr5BCY8gJto&t=65s&ab_channel=JorieHair .
Hi, why do my passion twist keep falling out after I wash them?
My stylist put too many passion twist in my hair and it looks like a fake wig. How can I remove a few twist to have a natural look? They are crocheted in.
Hello Sky, it does not matter. It literally depends on how full you want your hair. For example some people will do large passion twists with large parts. They would need less than those who have medium sized twists with smaller parts.
How many passion twist I need to have on my head in total or does it not matter?