Sew In Weave 101: Fastest Breakdown Of Everything You Need To Know

So, if you're planning on getting your first leave but don't know where to start, these are the steps that you will need to take first and most important by good here, and I already have a video over good here so to check that out. So after you get your good here, the next thing that you want to do is wash it if you want to, if you're buying the beauty supply store here, I would personally, if I do not wash it just because it can make the hair not last as Long, but it's up to you if you want to wash it and all other instances here online and things like that, of course, you should wash it because it hasn't been processed, but as far as process here go, I personally don't see the point in washing it. Unless it just smells funky through something's, completely off brother here, go ahead and wash it after you either wash her or don't wash it. The next thing that you will need to do is seal your wets, and what this does is it prevents the hair from shedding the hair will still shed after you seal the wefts, but it'll just shed less. If you do this, and for those of you who don't know sealing, the weft is where you just get anything they have things made specifically for well sealing, and then they have this fabric sealant, which you can also use on your hair, so the fabric sealant, that I use is free checkered and you can find this at Walmart or any fabric store just go to a fabric section of any store, and you will find this and doing the wefts of your hair is very easy. All you do. Is you allow the liquid to get onto only the top part of the left and you just slide it along on both sides? This is just a small piece of hair that I don't have. I advise you not to cut your weft and whatever you install them. Just fold them over, but I just had this part cut out, so you will have one long piece of here and what I do is I just lay it across on the floor and then just through cross new floor and seal all the way down. Let it dry for like about 30 minutes and then flip it over and then do the other side, and then I usually give it about like a day before I actually install it. So once you do that, then you install it. So you can either do this yourself or you can find a trusted person to do it or here, for you. The installation process is very important, so make sure whether you're looking for people that you want to do your hair, make sure you see you the type of thing that they've done the path make sure that they're reliable, so they don't mess your hair up. Once you get it installed, you're done with the hardest part. Next is just taking care of the actual here. The pendulum in here depends on how how much you have to take care of it. Don'T leave it in for too long no more than two or three months, you can style it like your regular hair and take care of your hair that is left out. You can't just neglect your hair that you leave out. You do not want to put too much product on this here, so the product that you're putting on your here to moisturize your hair. You want to keep that off of the hair as much as possible if product does get on to the hair, which it will eventually that's what will cause you to need to wash it now that advise you to wash your hair, not you don't have to wash It every week you could watch it say every two weeks or just whenever you start to notice that it has too much product build-up. That'S when you want to wash it, and the way I go to sleep with my hair is either. I do just a few flexi rods in at night, which just takes 30 seconds or I wrap it around. I usually don't want to spend more than 10 minutes on my a date if I don't need to unless I'm going for something big. But the upkeep of this here isn't hard to do just get out there. Remove those steps by the ear make sure it's good here, wash it if you need to seal the wefts, get it installed professionally or learn how to do it yourself. Take care of your here by not putting too much product in it, but other than that. You'Re good have fun with it.