A sew-in weave is an excellent protective hairstyle for women who to protect their natural hair for up to 8 weeks! A long sew-in weave lets you enjoy a slew of hairstyles in various textures and colors without processing your natural strands.
They are easy to install and can endure for a very long time, provided you know how to maintain the weave. We have made a simple and comprehensive guide to installing sew-in weave and 5 tips that will help maintain it!
How to sew in hair extensions
Choose the length of your human hair weave. You can choose from a length as long as 25 to 30 inches! ,
Remove any tangles or knots., Wash your sew in deep wave bundles or give it a quick rinse and let them dry completely before installing.
Instead of wearing a bun or braid up high on one side, which could put too much stress on this area of the scalp, apply the weave in an updo at the top of your head, away from any areas where gravity might pull. Tie back all long locks so only short layers will need extensions added on top of their heads.
Install the human hair starting at one side of your head and working your way up. Make sure not to overlap any sections as you add more extension strands until you reach the opposite side of your head.
Once installation is complete, use a comb or brush to remove any knots that may have developed because they can be challenging to remove when they are twisted on long layers.
How long does it take to do a sew in? It takes around six hours to fully install your sew-in.
Regularly clean your sew-in hair extensions.
Even while wearing a weave, you still must routinely wash your hair. You'll be able to remove dirt and product accumulation more easily if you dilute the shampoo in the applicator bottle. With the sew-in deep wave bundle, gently massage the shampoo into the roots. ,
Deep conditioning your sew-in.
It's crucial to condition your long sew-in, particularly if it has a curly weave. Conditioning gives moisture to the hair, defines curl pattern, and aids in detangling.
The right way to dry your hair
After coming out of the shower, instead of rubbing your sew in deep wave bundles dry with a towel, pat it dry as rubbing will harm your hair cuticles and leave the hair shafts messy.
Pro tip: Before going to bed, always let your hair weave dry completely because resting on damp hair extensions can harm them.
Providing moisture on your hair
It will help if you give your long sew-in a ton of hydration daily. Use a moisturizer that won't weigh the curls down but still does the job. Choose Design Essential’s coconut and monoi deep moisture balm from Indique as it gives a really nice shine on your coils.
Right way of styling your weaves
Start at the bottom of the extension and work your way up when detangling your hair after a shower to prevent yanking at the sew-in deep wave bundle. Never dye or perm your hair extensions. Your hairdresser can sew in extensions that already have the style and color you desire if you prefer a different look or shade. To keep extensions from drying out and breaking, use heated styling tools sparingly.
A sew-in hair weave is an excellent protective style. This is a fantastic option for individuals who wish to preserve, nourish, and lessen the need to style their natural hair. Sew-in human hair weaves can be made in various styles as long as you choose virgin human hair bundles..
Now that you know how to take care of your protective weaves and maintain them, get your hair weave made with natural human hair from Indique and always shine your style through.