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The search for a "tribal install" feature specifically associated with " Janet Mason

The hallmark of the Janet Mason approach is the intricate "tribal" braiding pattern used for the base. Instead of a standard perimeter braid or simple horizontal rows, this method uses a series of smaller, strategically placed anchors. These anchors distribute the weight of the hair extensions more evenly across the scalp. This distribution is crucial for preventing traction alopecia, a common concern for those who wear extensions frequently. By minimizing the pull on any single section of hair, the tribal install allows for a more comfortable experience and promotes continued natural hair growth.

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