With a sew-in, your own hair is braided and the weft is sewn onto the braid. No glue and no heat ever touch your hair, which makes this the gentlest method we offer.
1. What? – technique and attachment
Hair braided, weft sewn on.
2. Who? – hair type and needs
All hair types, including thin and curly hair.
3. How long? – wear time and move-up
Resewn every 8–10 weeks.
4. Pros/cons? – strengths and limitations
Pros: gentle, no glue, lots of hair. Cons: needs enough of your own hair.
Everyday things to keep in mind
Because the hair sits on braids, your scalp needs air and must dry properly after washing – always blow-dry at the attachments. If the braids are too tight, they should be redone; a braid should never hurt. The method is popular with anyone who wants a lot of length and volume at once, and it also pairs well with a closure or frontal for a completely natural hairline.
Read more about lace closure and frontal.