Invisible Weft
FAQs
A hair weft with no seam at the top. The strands are sealed into a thin, flexible band instead of being sewn down, which makes the edge considerably thinner than on an ordinary weft.
The short strands left behind when the hair is folded over and sewn down in an ordinary weft. They make the edge thick and coarse. Invisible weft has none at all.
People with fine hair where an ordinary weft edge builds visible bulk, people with a sensitive scalp bothered by the edge rubbing, and people who often wear their hair up.
To a row of microrings, not sewn onto a braid. That gives the flattest possible base and suits the thin top best.
Every two to three months, since it sits on microrings. The same hair is reused at each move-up.

