How to Weave Hair by Creating Your Base Braids ?

1. • by : lindazhou111 - May 7th, 2015

   • A new hair weave is a great way to mix up your style, and give your look a new bit of flair. If you don’t have enough time to go to a salon to have your weave done, you can do it yourself at home with the right tools. Grab your hair, get your hands ready, and you’ll be set for a weave that will make all your friends jealous.  women wigs (http://www.ishowigs.com/)

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     Wash and condition your hair. You should always prepare your hair for cornrows/weave prior to executing the style. Wash your hair as you normally do, and give it a good conditioning treatment as well. Make sure that your hair is totally dry before starting the cornrow process.

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     Gather the necessary supplies. To create the base to sew your weave onto, you have to braid your head in a series of cornrows. To do this, you’ll need a wide tooth comb, a fine tooth comb, and a hair pick. You will also need 2-3 large hair clips to hold your hair away from your face, and a detangle spray of some sort (3 parts water mixed with 1 part oil in a spray bottle works well).  wholesale hair closures from China (http://www.ishowigs.com/closure)

     
     3 Select your part. When you add your weave, you’ll place it in layers around a part in your natural hair. Your part is the exposed area of the scalp, and is typically located down the center of your head or slightly off-center. Choose the location of the part, and separate out ½-inch sections of hair on either side of it. Pin the rest of your hair back using the clips.
     Your part only needs to go about halfway back on your head.

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     Begin braiding your part. To show your part, you will braid two rows of hair on either side of the part, away from each other. Start with one of the ½ inch sections of hair, and separate a small piece about ¼ of an inch thick on one of the ends. Braid this in a french braid towards the ear on the same side of the part. Braid this strand about ? of the way down, leaving the ends loose (they will be incorporated into a larger braid later on).  wigs for african american women wholesaler and retailer (http://www.ishowigs.com/african-american-wigs)

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