Make A Fashion Statement With Weaves

Weaves are non-surgical hair attachments that use synthetic or human hair to give you a more natural look. They are an attractive and versatile style technique.

Since they blend with your natural hair, weaves need tightening or reattaching when the natural hair grows out. Hair weaves effectively add mass to existing hair and can conceal thinning or loss of hair.

The hair weaves of today are far superior to the ones that were available during the 1960's. Those weaves never seemed to blend with the natural hair and as a result appeared fake. Now even the short hairstyles like asymmetrical bobs, pixie cuts, and chin-length layered cuts look fabulous with hair weaving techniques. Before you opt for a hair weave, consult with a professional who can advise which type of hairstyle is right for you.

If you choose to get a hair weave, be sure to match the color and texture of the extensions to your original hair so they blend well. While undergoing weaving, some of the main points to be considered are the thickness and health of your hair.

A stylist will charge you accordingly depending on the length of your natural hair and the commercial hair extensions. The price for hair-weaving services may range from $200 to $1,500. The life of an average weave is about two months to a year, depending on the technique used.

Many hair-weaving techniques have evolved throughout the years. Basic hair weaving and advanced weaving are the two major types. The hands of an experienced professional can work wonders with basic hair weaving, which uses cornrow braiding to attach hair. Hair weaving techniques do not always require the use of glues, which may damage your natural hair.

When done properly, a weave can create a wonderful fashion statement.

By Marquetta Breslin
Aug 2, 2005, 23:33

 

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