informative speech on Sew-in Extensions
September 25, 2013
Public speaking
Sew-in Extensions
We all know what the hottest trend in hair is right now. Well, if you’re a male I don’t really expect you to know. If you know, then you know most of us on this campus are wearing it, but if you don’t know, it’s the method of a Sew-in weave. In todays time it’s the hottest thing around, everybody’s wearing it! Sew-ins aren’t only just to extend a women’s hair length, but it’s also a benefit for us women, and some men. You’d be surprised! The benefits of a sew-in are; it promotes hair growth, and for women transitioning their hair to its natural state, it works well as a protective style. Today I’m going to demonstrate to you how to effectively install a Sew-in weave, and create an illusion that it’s your real hair! A way that I use when doing hair, to achieve the desired “natural” look.
Things needed:
Comb
Scissors
Braiding hair (optional)
Curved or straight needle (your own preference) prefer curved
Hair thread
Extensions (weave)
Edge control
Flat iron
Steps:
Step 1: Braid the hair in a pattern that will most effectively benefit your client. If the client wants any hair left out to achieve the more natural look, then you will need to braid around their leave out. This braiding pattern can be circular, straight back, or side to side.
Step 2: After braiding the hair, ask your client if they will be wearing their hair “up” most of the time or “down”. This will determine how you will sew your first track.
Step 3: Sew the track down in the desired way that the client will want to wear their hair, be sure that your stiches are secure and tight to avoid any slipping, or shifting of the track.
Step 4: After sewing down the first track, cut off the extra hair and begin sewing in the back from left to right. Continue this left to right pattern up far enough until you get to the drown area. Once you’re to the crown area, make sure that your stiches become precise and tight. This is the most
Public speaking
Sew-in Extensions
We all know what the hottest trend in hair is right now. Well, if you’re a male I don’t really expect you to know. If you know, then you know most of us on this campus are wearing it, but if you don’t know, it’s the method of a Sew-in weave. In todays time it’s the hottest thing around, everybody’s wearing it! Sew-ins aren’t only just to extend a women’s hair length, but it’s also a benefit for us women, and some men. You’d be surprised! The benefits of a sew-in are; it promotes hair growth, and for women transitioning their hair to its natural state, it works well as a protective style. Today I’m going to demonstrate to you how to effectively install a Sew-in weave, and create an illusion that it’s your real hair! A way that I use when doing hair, to achieve the desired “natural” look.
Things needed:
Comb
Scissors
Braiding hair (optional)
Curved or straight needle (your own preference) prefer curved
Hair thread
Extensions (weave)
Edge control
Flat iron
Steps:
Step 1: Braid the hair in a pattern that will most effectively benefit your client. If the client wants any hair left out to achieve the more natural look, then you will need to braid around their leave out. This braiding pattern can be circular, straight back, or side to side.
Step 2: After braiding the hair, ask your client if they will be wearing their hair “up” most of the time or “down”. This will determine how you will sew your first track.
Step 3: Sew the track down in the desired way that the client will want to wear their hair, be sure that your stiches are secure and tight to avoid any slipping, or shifting of the track.
Step 4: After sewing down the first track, cut off the extra hair and begin sewing in the back from left to right. Continue this left to right pattern up far enough until you get to the drown area. Once you’re to the crown area, make sure that your stiches become precise and tight. This is the most