How To Wash Your Sew In Weave
- Posted on 11 March, 2015
- Sew-In Hair Extensions
- By Anonymous
Hi! This video demonstrates how I wash my sew in extensions using UNDER HAIR CARE™.
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Okay, so I have the cleanse and nourish shampoo and conditioner here, as I mentioned, all the products have that really great applicator tip for easy use and they're low viscous products. So what you see here is me separating my leave out. I have like a minimal leave out. I tend to put it in a ponytail every time i I wash it. I don't really know why I do that. I just do that. I have a lot of gray hair, so the first thing is making sure that your hair is thoroughly saturated with water, and then you can use the shampoo with the applicator tip to really really get in underneath the hair extension. So what you want to do is work that shampoo same just like putting putting the product directly underneath the hair extensions using that applicator tip to get underneath. You know in it into those braids so like I usually wear a net and it's really helpful to get under the net. You just work it in it's. This shampoo is awesome. I mean you really get in feel this like tingly sensation. You really want to work. The product into working working working working the product, then it's a quick foaming product, just make sure you just scrub scrub scrub to make sure you get all the debris out and just friends. Second product is the leave in conditioner, which we call nurse same thing. You know great applicator tip for ease of use, a really lightweight conditioner low viscosity product, so you just want to make sure you towel dry, your hair get rid of all the excess water. My leave that is so puffy and then you do the exact same thing with the conditioner. You work the conditioner like at the base of the brave because really you're treating the natural hair underneath the hair extension. So you want to stick it in get. You know. Inside the Braves go underneath the net, if you're wearing a net with your hair extensions and just work that product in and here I'm just using some of the product, I might leave out kind of working that in again the conditioners really formulated for coarse and textured Hair, so it's like a lot of conditioning ingredients to help that, like natural hair, feel nice and soft as well, so I'm still working the product in and that's it that's it. You know it would really just like stick the product in get it to those braids work, the product in and you're all done there you go. Okay, guys. I just wanted to quickly show you how to use the restore product, because you know before I showed you how to do the nourish and how to do the am with the cleanse of the nourish now it's time for the restore. So this product is for daily use. So it's easy. It'S like an oil, it's pretty thick, not even sure if you can see it, but it's pretty thick product um and smells really good. So the same thing like the the cleanser and the conditioner, you just use it every day, so you can put it like here. No, I like to like get in my extensions and you squeeze a little bit. You don't need that much of this product because it's like you, know you're using it everyday, so there's no need to squeeze like a whole bunch, so just kind of like put a little bit in every day, a little bit in you know. I have like struggle edges y'all, so go ahead and massage it in, and what I like to do is that you can like massage it underneath right. That'S good for your hair to get the blood vessels bringing nice wonderful, oxygenated blood to the hair, follicle just awesome! So that's pretty much how you use the UM, the restore product. Again, it's a daily use product and it's pretty simple - you just put it in and squeeze it all right. Take care guys, bye,
Comments
L. Cameron: Thank You!! I used your very specific technique and my hair came out awesone!! I never thought to use a squeeze bottle, pointed tip, but it was much more effective!!
Megan Bennett: Hey just found your products on afro-arts. This awesome. I've been looking for something like this when I get braids in. Do the products absorb through synthetic hair? My biggest problem is the product/spray I use never fully moisturize my hair.
Clarene Brown: One of the best videos I've seen. It was short and relevant...easy to follow and very helpful. Thanks. Your hair looks great as well!
Alissalove Robinson: Love this review!! i workout everyday and wanted to know how often should i wash my scalp? is once a week good and just rinse with water until my next wash? i know sweat isn't good for the hair that's why i'm asking. TFS.
Melina and Sophia: Thanks for sharing! Love the aplicator bottle idea
Jennifer O'Neal: Your hair looks amazing thanks for the simple tips
sasha newson: I wash my hair twice a week. Is that too much? I'm mixed and my scalp gets too dry or too oily. So deep conditioning helps me.
chasity lofton: do you recommend this for oily hair? if so, would you still use the leave in conditioner?
gale gibbs: Your hair looks great. I love the fact that you can wash it. What hair did you use and how long have you had it in? I'm looking for a good bss wet n wavy. Had one years ago and can't remember which I used. I am so upset! Any suggestions?
Mimi: Thank you! I'm traveling to Europe soon and I was wondering if I should get a sew in. I never get sew in because they itch so much and I never knew how to wash it properly. Still not sure if I should get a wig or a sew in.
Angelica McCoy: Thank you for this video. You were very thorough and I love that.
Forever Blessed: Your tutorial helped me a lot, thanks
JujuLove7079: Everyone showing how to wash the hair underneath but not the Actual weave!
Charlotte: Hey! I like your video :) I've made once pretty similar about how to make your hair grow faster. I'm happy I've found your channel! ^^
sandi h: good job!
wildflowers: Would this technique work on full closures?
DreamyBaby 26: Struggle edges Lol your so pretty and the video helped out a lot
berightwithyou: what hair extensions do you recommend? I have a problem with them tAngling. I have bought many brands of virgin remy hair from beauty supply stores however all of them have tangled after washing. please help. I am due for another sew in.
Shirley LaPierre: have you tried Wen hair cleaner it's good for natural hair and the human weave it is also a conditioner
Laundee B.: Where are these products sold?
~Daphne Amy's World~!: I wanted to see how you styled your hair after washing
Nikkesia24: Can people with locs use this as well?
J SCOTT: wait ...u didnt show us how to dry& flat iron????
Plush POV: How do you dry the hair? & your hair underneath? I heard you aren't supposed to use a blow dryer on your weave.
Courtney M.: What kind of hair do you have sewn in?
dee bree: I just found your channel. Your hair is beautiful how did you dry your hair? This is my first sew in and it's time for a shampoo! Are those products in stores?
Lyddy Keolasy: Is hair from girlandhair.com clip ins? Or bundles ?? I am looking for hair to get a sew in!
Naturally Naomi: Your edges :( thats why im terrified of sew ins!
Mari Lynn: thanks!
Carla Palmer: did you sit under a dryer afterwards?
M.L.R: just subscribe...
Pearl: how often do you wash your hair while in weaves
Whitney Sumpter: what type of hair is this ? just curious
chiwawagirlz1: Did you blow dry your hair
Xx X: Did your hair puff up underneath?
BolnoyBratchny: Disgusting hair!!!