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| Weave Maintenance Some women may have this problem with their Weave. When you first get a sewn in straight weave , it looks very good. But, after you shampoo it, you flat iron it and for some reason it doesn't look the same. As the day goes on, it may look tattered and bunched up on your neck and you can no longer run your fingers through it. One suggestion to solve this problem is to shampoo your hair with professional shampoo, towel dry it thoroughly, then put quarter size amount of our Mizani "Rose H2O" Moisturizers on it. I recommend our Mizani Rose H2O it is very light. Afterward, while its still damp, you can blow it dry. After its dry, put a dime size amount on the hair. Then flat iron it. For added shine spray on Mizani "Shyne". If you do everything correctly, your weave will be just like it was when you first got it done. When it's time to remove your weave, seek out a professional to prevent damage to your natural hair. Also, visit your stylist to get the weave tightened and to ensure your hair is growing properly. If you live in the Washington Metro Area -Maryland and want your hair sewn in (for a sew in, your hair has to be minimum of 1 inch long) or want weave maintenance you can make an appointment above. or you may call 301-943-9096. Order Mizani Rose H2O and Mizani Shyne
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Tracking If you want a show-stopping new look, like City High's Claudette Ortiz, check out the track method. First, natural tresses are braided around the head in concentric circles. The braids are sewn down, then extensions are sewn to the braids. Eight to fifteen tracks are needed for a full head. The recommendation is to replacing this weave every two months or every time you get a relaxer, since it will loosen up as your hair grows out. Care for this style as you would your natural hair, washing at least once a week. Prices range from about $25 to $45 per track. |
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extensions. Netting provides more flexibility than track placement
because the stylist is not limited to sewing extensions to a braid.
This style can last for up to three months if properly maintained.
To care for your hair, wash it once a week and invest in a hooded
hair dryer or heated cap for at-home maintenance. "You want to make
sure your hair is completely dry so it will not mildew under the
net," advises Gray. For Hair Help email: ASK CHANCE