THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO SEW IN WEAVES

Weaves are great options for anyone looking to grow their natural hair out. Weaves allow you you to take a hiatus from chemicals and heat, while also having the opportunity to experiment with different sew in hairstyles, and colors without altering your natural hair. They also allow you to gradually adapt to your natural hair, which is perfect for most when they’re in the middle of testing products and what regimen works best! Need more persuading and information before you take the plunge? No worries, here's all the FAQS about

sew in weave!

Does A Sew-In Help With Hair And How Does It Protect Your Hair?

Sew-Ins take the brunt out of having to style your hair daily, so instead of exposing your body wave hair to thermal tools, combing and brushing, your sew in offers the protection so you won't damage your hair. Your ends which are the oldest and driest part of your hair, are tucked away in your sew in, allowing them to remain moisturized verses being dry and brittle.

While sew-ins do not promote rapid hair growth, it does protect your hair, which in return helps your natural

water wave hair grow better and healthier.

What Are Sew-Ins

Sew-ins are a form of wefted weave that can be sewn into using a needle and thread to your hair rather than gluing the tracks.

How Does It Feel To Get A Sew In?

A sew-in may feel a bit uncomfortable and foreign to your head. But the sensation will go away as soon as your hair gets used to the new position of your Brazilian curly weave , you are getting extensions attached to cornrows that may be a tad bit tight. Don’t panic; it will loosen up!

Is There A Minimum Hair Length Appropriate For Sew-Ins?

Most hairdressers prefer your hair to be at least three inches long for them to be able to braid your hair into cornrows and install your weave.

How Long Does A Sew-In Take?

Depending on the client ( the length, texture, and thickness of their natural hair), it may take a trained professional three to five hours to do an install.

How Much Does A Sew-In Cost?

There is no universal price for sew-ins. Pricing depends on various factors including, location,hair vendors, your stylist, the amount of hair, the length of your hair, the style you’d like to achieve, and if your hair will need to be colored, styled, or cut.

Should I Use HUMAN HAIR OR SYNTHETIC HAIR For My Sew-In

Human Hair Bundles Or Synthetic Hair

For a natural look, always go with human hair bundles.

Human hair is exactly what it says, human - hair contributed from a human donor; it doesn’t get any more natural than that. With a great vendor to purchase from, your weave will be soft, luxurious, and will easily match your hair color and texture without a doubt. Human hair also offers more styling options, particularly heat. Wholesale human hair bundles will, of course, cost more than synthetic hair, but remember quality over quantity.

Synthetic hair, on the other hand, does not tolerate heat very well, even the synthetic hair that allows lower temperature heat. If you are adamant about using synthetic hair, pre-styled synthetic hair is the best choice. It holds its shape, but be warned it's not easy to restyle, so choose something you're willing to wear. Synthetic hair also does not offer longevity, as it tends to get matted and tangled, which defeats the purpose of obtaining a sew-in weave.