Versatile Sew In Braid Pattern
Hi everyone!
Have you ever considered a versatile sew-in with no leave out for your next weave hairstyles? It's an excellent option for anyone who wants to switch up their look without having to compromise their natural hair. It looks natural, and with proper care, it can last for weeks. With this style, you don't have to worry about blending your hair with the extensions because it's all covered.
The key to a successful sew-in with no leave out is making sure that the braids that will be the foundation for the sew-in are laid extremely flat. You want to make sure that there's no bumpiness or indentation in your braids, which will make it more challenging to sew in the hair extensions. Also, you want to make sure that the hair extensions match your hair's texture and color so that it looks as natural as possible.
Description
The versatile sew-in with no leave out is a type of hairstyle that involves braiding your hair flat against your scalp and sewing in hair extensions or weaves. Instead of leaving out some of your natural hair to blend with the extensions, this method provides total coverage. The result is a style that looks natural, and it's easy to maintain. It's a great option if you're looking for a protective style and if you want to protect your natural hair from heat and styling.
Materials
- Rat tail comb
- Braiding hair
- Curved needle and thread
- Scissors
- Hair extensions
Pattern Sizes
There's no specific pattern size for a versatile sew-in with no leave out. The size of the braids will determine how flat they are, and it's essential to make sure that they're as flat as possible. You can part your hair in any way that you want, and you can braid your hair into whatever style you prefer.
How to
Here are the steps to achieve a sew-in with no leave out:
- Start by washing and conditioning your hair. Make sure your hair is clean and free of any product buildup.
- Next, blow-dry your hair with a dryer or air-dry it, making sure that your hair is completely dry.
- Part your hair the way you want it to be sewn in. Use your rat tail comb to make a neat part.
- Braid your hair into cornrows. Make sure that the braids are flat against your scalp and that there are no bumps or indents. The more precise you are with your braids, the smoother the finished product will be.
- Once you've braided your hair, double-check that your braids are perfectly flat by running your hand over your scalp. Any bumpiness will make it difficult to sew in your hair extensions.
- Next, get your extensions ready. Separate them into small sections and thread your needle with the appropriate color thread.
- Start sewing the extensions onto your braids. Start at the back of your head and work your way up to the front.
- Once you've sewn in all the hair extensions, style the hair as you desire. You can choose to curl it, straighten it, or leave it as is.
- Remember to take care of your sew-in to make it last as long as possible. Sleep with a satin bonnet or use a silk pillowcase to prevent tangling and breakage. Wash your sew-in regularly with a sulfate-free shampoo and condition it with a lightweight conditioner.
A versatile sew-in with no leave out is an excellent option for anyone who wants to switch up their look without damaging their natural hair. It's easy to maintain, and with proper care, it can last for weeks. It's also a great way to protect your natural hair from the damage caused by heat and styling. Give it a try and let us know what you think!
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