How To Layer Our Hand Tied Weft Hair Extensions, Hair Stylist Training
- Posted on 22 June, 2018
- Hair Styling
- By Anonymous
How To Layer Our Hand Tied Weft Hair Extensions, Hair Stylist Training
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Are you worried about how to use the end of the weft track that is left over without cutting the track? This is a common problem among stylists because although our hand-tied weft tracks can be cut, if cut, you run the risk of unwinding the entire weft.
Through layering, you can not only preserve the weft track, but also you can get the exact look you and your client are trying to achieve!
Every time a stylist comes into our supply house to buy our hand-tied wefts, we can't help but show them an example of how one of our stylists layers our weft tracks in order to achieve the look they want for their customer.
There are three different ways to layer the wefts.
1. Stagger
The first weft track is placed below the second and sewn together. This allows for the group of tracks to fit flat against the scalp.
2. Sandwich
The track is folded into thirds and sewn together to create a sandwich - this is typically used for the nap area of the head.
3. Fold + Stagger
Multiple weft tracks are placed in the center in a staggered fashion and sewn together, one track is added to each side then folded in half and sewn together. This long piece is created to be placed in the middle of the scalp, with the thicker staggered area in the back of the head, the folded ends are tapered for the side of the head.
These wefts were in a customer's head for months and still look new! These wefts were treated correctly by the stylist and her client. We also have a variety of quality control checks that we do on every single bundle of hair we sell to ensure longevity.
Also, stay tuned for our comprehensive maintenance guide for our stylists to give to their clients to take home, and ensure that they get the most out of their hair extensions.
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Are you worried about how to use the end of the web track that is left over without cutting the track? This is a common problem among our stylist, because, although our web tracks can be cut, if they are cut, you run the risk of unwinding the entire web through layering. You cannot only preserve the web track, but also get the exact look that you and your client are trying to achieve. Every time a stylist comes into our supply house to buy our hand tied webs, we can't help but show them an example of how one of our stylist layers our web tracks. In order to achieve the look they want for their customer. She came up with three ways to layer, the webs that we think you guys might be interested in the first method. We call staggering the first web track is placed below the second and sewn together. This allows for the group of tracks to fit flat against the scalp. The second method we call a sandwich. The track is folded into third and send together to create a sandwich. This is typically used for the nape area of the head. The last method. We call the fold and staggered multiple weft tracks are placed in the center in a staggered fashion and sewn together. One track is added to each side, then fold it in half and sewn together. This long piece is created to be placed in the middle of the scalp, with a thicker staggered area in the back of the head. The folded ends are tapered for the side of the head. These webs were in the customers head for months and they still look new. These webs are treated correctly by the stylist and her client. We also have a variety of quality control checks that we do on every single bundle of hair that we sell to ensure longevity. Also stay tuned for our comprehensive hair extensions maintenance guide that we're going to distribute to all of our stylists to send home with their clients to ensure that their hair has longevity and they get the most out of their investment and their hair extensions feel free to Shop, our west, by clicking the link in the description below also, if you have any more questions about how to layer our web soar any of these techniques. We discussed in this video feel free to comment below or email me directly at Eagar Finkle at hair compounds. Calm and I'll be responding to all comments and questions thanks for watching guys.
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Paula Monty: Genius weft is a good alternative to handtied and can be cut.
Dolce Hair Extensions Melbourne: Why don’t you just cut them and glue the ends