How To Wash A Sew-In (Weave) | Vip Lux Tv
Do your hair stylist a favor and watch this video. Ashanti explains in detail the proper way to wash your hair in between sew-in appointments. Follow my IG @viphair_ashanti and hair company @vipluxuryhair
Properly shampooing your sew-in does 3 basic things:
1. Reduces Dandruff Considerably
2. Prevents Matting for an Easier Takeout
3. Cleans and Nourishes your Real Hair Underneath
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Hey YouTube: I'm Ashanti and today I'm going to be teaching you, ladies, how to properly shampoo that so and we've we shampoo in your so improperly it's going to do three basic things: it's going to eliminate some of that dandruff, that's hiding between the braids. It'S going to make for an easier comb out when you're ready to take it sewing out, and, lastly, this is a protective style. Ladies, so we need to ensure that we are maintaining and protecting our hair underneath that sewing that's just on it, you're going to need a few simple items to get started. Of course, you'll need your shampoo and conditioner, but you're also going to need an applicator bottle. This is our secret to getting inside that hair and underneath those sewing and to make sure those rays are clean and iron tooth Wyatt comb iron, because it's thin is gliding between the braids very easily, but make sure it's round tip like this on the end. So it doesn't scratch that client head, you don't want to pointing and scratching up the scope. You can use a comb like this or you can use a pick comb long as it has the iron teeth you find now. What I do is I take an applicator bottle like this open it up. I put shampoo some type of single and tea tree. Shampoo um put it here and I fill the rest up with water. We'Re doing this at the salon. So we have a salon, but if you were going to be doing this at home run, then the shower is always done. Get you a removable showerhead. So that way you can have a same table. Pressure like you ever saw one, but once the hair is saturated testing you got ta, take your applicator bottle and just the key points all around the edges squeezing them, and then you just rewrite the hair and aunt shampoo like you would normally do it's going to. Let up faster, every rinse and we're going to repeat it we're going to shampoo again, but this time, instead of a t-shirt, shampoo, we're going to go ahead without moisturizing shampoo. Now we have a braid pattern is under there kind of go, try to go with that! Braid pattern to get in-between those for you, so you're shampooing. What we do is the same place that you apply, the shampoo, take it and use it as fingers. Basically to scratch. You can bend these int fit your clients head shape, make sure that's important! You go around these areas just for this point, just kind of fine them wiggling in I'm going to apply my conditioner, but the same thing we did with the applicator bottle and putting the chef's win we're going to have some conditioner in there already we're going. To add the water shake apply the condition in between those braids a regular conditioner and apply to now why the conditioner is in your hair. Best thing you do. The comb out. Conditioner just makes the easy slippage and makes the tangles very easy to comb out and then we're going to do our final rinse. Now, my final rinse, I try to get the water a little cooler to seal the cuticles of the hair, you're shampooing, your hair at home. You want to do the same thing: make the water a little bit cooler, so we can close those cuticles of the hair. It makes it shiny and bouncy your trust me. I'M steps how to use the lock method. We'Re gon na put a leaving spring followed up with a light. Oil and rain base, condition enough Whitney spring humming out put your client under the dryer. You sit under the dryer at home and get your finished look and there you have it she's fresh them under the dryer. It has light bouncy and beautiful Tamika swearing, our signature, VIP Indian curly. For more information about this hair. You can go to VIP like your hair. Calm make sure you subscribe to our Channel. Give us a thumbs up like this video and stay tuned for more VIP TV
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Courtney Foster Beauty and Lifestyle: I watched this video about about 6 months ago, and Im watching it again. I thought this is a great way to wash a weave and lets the client know you really care about their hair underneath. I got myself an iron comb the very next day and let me tell you...when I used it on my first client of the day, I thought she was going to need a moment by herself if you know what I mean. The noises she was making from me really getting to her scalp with that comb, I had to tell her to shush! My clients absolute love the new way I wash their weave. They always remind me to bring my special comb to the shampoo bowl. And because they are so relaxed afterwards, my tips have increased.. So thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
Karen McLean: I loved the videos on washing your sew-in as well as giving yourself a hot oil treatment with a sew-in. No one has ever told me how to care for my hair under a sew-in. This is helpful information. Thanks for the tutorials. I love it.
Monique Slatton: I am so glad I found your videos ! I’ve been natural for 2 years and have noticed barely any growth so I started doing sew ins again and noticed some growth but not very much !! This wash and hair treatment routine you showed is $65 at my hair salon and now I can do it at home !! Insha’Allah I truly thank you my sister !
Ms_JoChelle: You're the reason I attempted to shampoo my sew in. It was a success. Thank you for posting this video
I.T. Professional: I'm so glad that videos like this exist! We have to wash and take care of our own hair underneath our sew ins!
Tieasha Samuels: Your two videos on caring for hair & the sew in are so helpful. Great tips & I'm so glad I came across them. I am new to wearing sew ins & you've been a great help. LOVE your accent BTW ❤
K.R.E.M: Omg! Thank you for this video! I can’t wait to wash my hair now. This is my first sew in and I’m telling you it was about to come out!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!
Jasmine y: That comb with the shampoo look so relaxing haha, definitely getting this.
GOoD Vibes: Thank you for this very informative video. I have worn weaves and never had a stylist take such care to protect my own hair. As a result I experienced breakage. I am wearing weaves once again but this time I am going to do it right by following your routine. Thanks again.
Mercedes Murphy: This video was so professionally done, I really appreciated that. Couple of questions: 1. For someone who lives in hit, humid weather and works out (sweats heavily) every day, how often would you recommend washing? 2. What hair are YOU wearing?
jangelia67: Definitely going to try this tonight. This video was right on time and informative. Thank you!!!
Grace B: I love this! It was so helpful
PrincessArmy: Thanks for this video, so many online I chose to watch you I learned so much about washing my sew in, I normally wear glue in so I had to youtube how to wash a sew in thanks girl this video was so helpful I subscribe and turned on post notifications
Christy: Perfect advice and tutorial! Thank you!!
Iris Cummings: I love this video it is very professional and was exactly what I was looking for
Shanay Dee: Omg I need a salon/stylist like you in my life
CiCi 2Sweet: this video is so helpful. and I understand every step by step direction thank you
Tee ee: Honesty the most helpful video in my opinion as far as how to thoroughly wash and condition
Shelly Nicole: quick questions: how long was she under the dryer for? what leave-in spray did you use on her hair? and could you show us how you do a traditional sew-in?
MrsQueknight Williams: I can not wait until I get the VIP LUX treatment later this week! looking forward to my sew in.
J. Ronelle Robinson: Thanks Ashanti. Very informative. I love your hair and also your clients.
Vee C: That looks like it feels so gooddddd!!! And relaxing
Deirdre Hailstock: Thank you so much, I'm washing my weave for the first time myself and this was great information,
bombdiggity1: This is the most helpful video I have watched about how to properly wash and condition a sew-in. Thank you so much for sharing.
Ashley Davis: OMG I need to go back home to louisiana and get my hair slayed asap!!!! I love this salon!!!! I use to drive all the way from baton rouge to get my hair done there before going to college. love love love your videos!!!!!!!
lanna: I'm falling asleep! getting your hair washed is the greatest right up there with foot massages...Tamika is in the zone as well
S B: Thank you so much for your tips. Let me tell you a lot of stylist tell you how to protect the style and not the hair underneath. I brought a tea tree shampoo and added some water in a squirt bottle. Thank you again.
Cherie W.: Great video...simple & informative.
Sunsearay Thomas: Thank you, I just gotten my first sew in and I had no clue that it could be washed. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you
C Miller: I know that scratching felt good lol! I love getting my hair washed
QuèénT0810: Me being quarantine took me here.... thanks for sharing this video...very detailed
Kandace W: Hi, this video was great thanks! I was thinking about getting a sew in for the first time and sice you care about the health of the hair I was wondering if you recommend sew in caps or just getting installations to your real hair?
Danielle Joseph: You just helped me put so much! Thank you!
Meicka J: That looks so relaxing...I haven't found a comb like that yet !
Krystal Witha K Holmes: Great video. I find it very useful! Thanks for sharing the techniques! Will you post a video on Sew 2 Grow or have a class?
Shaundy Moore: How long should you sit under the dryer with a sew in?
Tashika Johnson: Very informative
Melaine Andrews: Thank you so much! I was trying to figure out how I should wash my sew in.
TheAhlivia: Thanks for making this video. I always wondered how weaves were washed because I thought the whole thing needed to be taken out to wash. Interesting video
aa70queen01: Omg, the model's stank look at the end cracks me up!
336chynadoll77: Love this video. Thanks for the tips. ✔️
Michelle S: I bet that shampoo felt amazing. LOL I wish I could get my hair washed by someone else because it just hits different! Great video!
Quashana Hobbs: Thank you now I know how to wash my hair with a sew in
Natasha Crawford: Hi! Is this good for both synthetic and human hair weave?
Carmen Michaels: thank you for this I am getting my first sew in tomorrow and was wondering how to care for it
KittyNakafima: thank you so much for the video! this helps me out alot!
Youwouldntunderstand: Your a gift from god I'm getting my first sew in in a few months and this really helped me I was so nervous till I wanted this ps do you have any advise on washing your weave if you have a lace closure
Not Available: Thank you, this is a very well done video. I did not understand your answer regarding air drying the sew in weave after washing. Can you re-write it. Thanks
noxolo malgas: I've watched this video so many times just because of how satisfying that shampoo is when you put the comb in the hair
Sa'Mya Lanae: about how long should you wait to wash your weave when you first get it?
Dee Dee: You gone make me get in my car and drive across this border (I’m from Houston) to get my hair done!
Janay Evans: best video out there! Please make more!
Smiley Gurl88: During sew in mantainence does the stylist ever tighten the thread?
Nathalie Paulin: I need to go get my hair washed from she. She gets in the crevices!
Model Mahogany: love your eyebrows n hair, you look so fabulous! :) and this is a very helpful video
Au Naturel: I've never had a sew-in before, but I'm seriously considering it right now. I'm trying to get as much info as possible. So, I don't have a hair dryer, can I get away with air drying?
17whit: I just got my first sew in yesterday. My stylist told me not to do anything to my hair if I want it to grow. But I'm not sure I believe her. Can you give me some tips? I have a sew in with virgin hair. How often should I wash it? Do I wash the virgin hair or just the scalp? How do I moisturize the hair underneath? And how do I avoid mildew?
Labrisha Ford: Thank you so much for this video I have a partial sew in and was trying to figure out how to wash it properly...now by me washing this and getting this braids wet as well could this cause tangling with my nature hair and make it knot up???!!
IeviLbishl: What's the minimum amount of time to be under the dryer?
Alejandritaa G.: I have a question , I got new extensions after the first wash they feel almost like dry and tangle . What would you recommend to washing clip in hair extensions
Jenn T: Can this also be done for a synthetic weave?
Monique Slatton: Does the conditioner matter ? Is there an affordable brand you can recommend ?
Alayna Banks: What would you recommend doing to dry your hair underneath if you do not have a dryer at home? This is my first sew-in and I know she used a net as well... I'm just afraid to wash my hair and it not get dried correctly.
Ashley C: Hello! Where can i buy the comb that you used to wash your clients hair?
DaWahine79: When it’s time to dry, is it ok to blow dry? Especially if we’re not at a salon and under the hair dryer machine
Britney Janae: All great tips thank you
Amisha Maize: you just don't understand how much this video helped me maw !
Kyra Mack: does it matter the type of shampoo/conditioner you use?
Set Apart Princess: When she bend the comb I thought she was gonna break it. I was like what in the world why you about to break it then until she said you can bend the comb I was oh ok lol
vera litchmore: Awesome video! Where can I find that flexible comb?
Pretti Yoshi: Thanks for the education!
P P: Great Tips!!!
Natthy Terrero: I wish they wash my sew in like this in the salon. But none of them does this in the Bronx. They just don't give a f*ck.
Manchester Mops and Me: Brilliant. Love this
Liddy on the Midi: what type of moisturizing shampoo can you use on Brazilian hair with a closure?
Jessica Gabrielle: I love her accent
Ive Yolanda: The best tutorial for washing a saw in weave.
camee michelle: you make it look so easy...but hopefully the client has invested in some good quality hair, otherwise, manipulating the hair in this way will create a tangled matted mess, that could take an hour to untangle.
Tata: I just watched this show and they were talking about how not too poor conditioners on your scalp as it can clog the hair follicles and contribute to thinning hair.
Sandra Scarlett-Bartee: Would you wash it the same way if you were using the braidless beaded sew in
Sherell Freeman: Thank you for the video. I do have a question what if we dont have a dryer at home we sit under? How can we dry without having the mildew wet smell?
Rhonda Junaid: Do you do it this way if my hairdresser used one of those net like things on top of my braids when she put my weave in?
MsMburton23: How often should you wash your sew in?
Michelle O'BRIAN: Can u please write down the things you used/name of the products cause I live in Australia and I want to go and find them in stores
Xx X: Can someone answer this for me.. If I wash my sew in and the hair is wet underneath could I use a hair dryer to dry just the hair underneath?
dayzi K: I love her accent
gadson100: I knew you were from new orleans from the first 5 seconds of this video. Thanks for the tips! xoxo
mzsw33t: Girl you and that accent.....I love it!!!
Priscilla Mayowa: can I use this same method to wash my curly sew in weave without it losing it curls +Vipluxuryhair
Ivy P: How long should I sit under dryer ?
Nakayla Lane: Will your braids slip? I would like to try this technique.
Kini Jay: How often should you do this routine?
Kia: How long did it take for her hair to dry? Especially the braids underneath?
Dorah Kileo: What do I do if I shampoo at home and I have the regular/hand dryer?
Monique Slatton: When cooling the water should it be like warm or more colder then warm ?
Zandile Dlamini: Please make more videos :)
Sandra Scarlett-Bartee: Would you wash it the same way if you were using the braidless sew in the type where you use the little bleep beads
Mayme Butler: That shampoo and comb combo looks like it feels good
Charmaine Hunt: What is the best shampoo and conditioner to use?
Zee D: I've had my weave in for 3 months I'm scared to take it out!