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Weaving hair is a popular method of adding length, volume, and style versatility without damaging your natural hair. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you understand the basic process of weave hair?:


Preparation

Clean and Condition: Start with clean, conditioned hair. This helps ensure that your natural hair is in good condition before adding the weave. Use a moisturizer shampoo and deep conditioner to keep your hair hydrated.

Blow-Dry or Stretch Hair: If you have curly or coily hair, blow-dry or stretch it using braiding or twisting methods. This makes the weaving process easier and smoother.

Gather Your Supplies: You will need the following: Weave hair (human or synthetic, depending on your preference)Weaving thread and needle Scissors Hair clips Rat-tail comb

Create a Base

Part and Section: Start by parting your hair into sections. The base for the weave is usually created by braiding your natural hair into cornrows. The pattern of the cornrows can vary depending on the style you want, but a simple straight-back cornrow pattern is common for a full weave.

Braid Cornrows: Using a rat-tail comb, create a neat part, and begin braiding your hair into cornrows. The braids should be tight but not too tight to avoid causing tension and discomfort.

Prepare the Weave

Measure and Cut: Measure the weft of the weave against your cornrows and cut it to fit the section where you’ll sew it. Avoid cutting the weft unnecessarily, as this can cause shedding.

Thread the Needle: Take your weaving needle and thread it with a sturdy weaving thread. Tie a knot at the end of the thread to secure it.

Sewing the Weave

Start at the Back: Begin sewing the weave at the back of your head, usually starting with the bottom cornrow. Place the weave track on top of the cornrow, starting from one side of the head to the other.

Secure the Weave: Insert the needle under the cornrow and pull it through the weave track, securing it tightly against the braid. Continue sewing in a looping motion until you reach the end of the cornrow.

Knot the Thread: Once you reach the end of the track, tie a secure knot with the thread to keep the weave in place. Cut off any excess thread.

Repeat the Process

Layer the Wefts: Continue sewing the wefts onto the cornrows, moving upward on your head. Ensure each track is close to the previous one for a fuller look.

Blend the Top: When you reach the crown of your head, the weave can be sewn in a circular pattern if you’re doing a full weave, or leave out some of your natural hair to cover the tracks if you’re doing a partial weave.

Style the Weave

Cut and Shape: After all the tracks are sewn in, you may want to trim and shape the weave to blend with your natural hair. You can also style the weave using heat tools or rollers, depending on the type of hair you’ve used.

Blend Your Hair: If you left out some of your natural hair, use a flat iron or curling iron to blend it with the weave for a seamless finish.

Maintenance Tips

Moisturize: Keep your scalp and natural hair moisturized by applying lightweight oils or leave-in conditioners directly to your scalp.

Avoid Heavy Products: Use lightweight styling products to avoid buildup on the weave.

Regular Washing: Wash and condition your weave regularly, but avoid over-wash as it can lead to dryness and reduce the lifespan of the weave.

Weaving hair is a versatile and effective way to change your look, add length, or give your natural hair a break. Remember, the key to a successful weave is preparation, careful sewing, and proper maintenance.