Tinashe Hair

Hi girls, have you ever bought some hair weave sometimes? So do you sew in your weave by your stylist or yourself? Maybe some are do a DIY sew in your weave, if u don’t know how to do it yourself, keep reading, here are some steps on how to sew in your weave. Prepare For Sew In To get started, you will need a comb, some scissors, and clips. Plus c-curve needles, hair weaving thread, styling products and styling tools. Before you put your scalp and hair through the process of a weave, make sure they're as strong as possible. Deep condition your hair. Make sure your hair is detangled to cut down on pulling once the braiding begins. Step 1: Braid Your Natural Hair First, you need to create two anchor braids at the front of your hair . This is where you part your hair, and so while you want the sections to be small. Then you'll simply braid the rest of your hair, creating tracks. you can braid downward as it is easier and keeps the braids flat. Note that the process takes ti...

Maybe you would meet such issues on hair tangling, shedding if you always wear hair extensions & weaves, now let me show you how to maintain your hair. Certainly, first of all, take good care of your hair just like to treat your own hair. When Installing Do not put a needle through the wefts or pierce the wefts. If installing a sew-in weave, sew in the wefts by looping and tying the weave thread under and over the weft in a blanket stitch method. Do not split the wefts Avoid cutting the wefts. If you have to cut the wefts, seal each cut weft end with weft glue. We recommend that you use Bond a Weave - Liquid Gold weft glue. Daily Hair Maintenance Detangle your hair, this is very important when washing your hair. Using a wide tooth or a detangling brush, gently comb out your hair extensions. Always comb or brush hair from the bottom up, small sections at a time. The more careful you treat your extensions the longer they will last. Shampoo/Condition Shampoo your hair a...

A human hair weave is a hair extension made from 100% human hair rather than horse hair or synthetic hair. These weaves are sewn, braided, or glued into a person’s own hair to give the appearance of having longer hair. Human hair weaves are usually acquired from people who sell or donate their hair for extra money or a good cause, respectively. Only hair in decent condition is accepted for this purpose, because the process of turning hair into a weave is damaging in and of itself. Many people prefer to use a human hair weave due to its natural and realistic look, feel, and the way it can be heat-styled. Sometimes human hair weaves are made from hair willingly given to support cancer patients or other people who no longer have hair. In many other cases, the hair is given out of desperation or as a sacrifice to a religious figure. Some poor countries are filled with women who grow their hair out and then sell it to support their families. These women typically sign a contract st...