Yes, of course, you can swim with your weave installed, but there are precautions you'll want to take to ensure the quality of your extensions and how long they last.
It's always a good thing to get your pretty hair weave ready before swimming. Wet your hair with clean water and leave some leave-in conditioner because this may create a barrier against chlorine or saltwater in the pools or the ocean. That may prevent it from absorbing too much of harsh chemicals or minerals, which will cause damage or dryness.
Ideally, you would wear a swim cap for added protection. It will not only keep your weave from getting wet, but it will also hold your hair in place while swimming. If you dont want to wear a swim cap, style your hair up in braids or a bun to keep from tangling.
Minimize your exposition to chlorinated or salt water as much as possible. Throwing your extensions into the pool regularly will cause them to tangle, matt, and break. Spending money on the finest hair you can get and taking good care of it will make your weaves look their best for longer.
You may be swimming, with appropriate precautions not to compromise the beauty and longevity of your weave.
