1. Which technique usually last longer, for example, vertical, horizontal, circular braiding? And which is easier and looks better?
2. Which is better or last longer- over or through the track
3. why do some people leave out the sides of the weave, although you cant see it. like they braid everything but that and the front
4. What is a low priced hair brand that works good
5. how much is the thread and needle? can you just use normal thread and needle? which one last longer and is better?
6. should i get a perm in the on the parts that are real so when i go swimming it won't nap up, or what should i do?
7. About how long do weaves last if you take care of it?
8. If i get bangs should i use my real hair or the weave hair?
Thanks
By: jmeday
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realy? just get clip ins they dont damage your hair and look really get them from sallys
Well I usually prefer straight back braids because I leave some hair out in the front and side to blend in with the weave. if you are getting a full sew in i usually prefer the circular braiding method. I think leaving your real hair out on the sides and front to blend your hair with the weave is the best thing if you don’t mind fixing and doing your hair most of the time. A full sew in is great if you just want to get up and go and not that much maintenance is needed.
Thread and needle are very cheap like a dollar for each.
You should use weaving thread and I prefer the curved needle for me.
You should buy the tread that best matches you hair. ex: if you have black hair buy the black thread.
Weaves last as long as you make it last. Like if you wrap it at night.etc Some people say 1 month to two it depends on the quality of the brand. I find that the most expensive brands last the longest You get what you pay for.
6. Don’t get a relaxer. Well the best weave that I find that could really hold up against swimming is to get a front lace. They are easy to apply and if applied right can look very natural.
8. Depending on the method you use I really can’t say.
Hope your hair turns out right and if you have questions ask your hairstylist or go to a local beauty supply.