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Black Hair Styles and Trends - March, 2003

Hair Weaves are one of a variety of techniques that fall under the umbrella of Hair Extension.

What is the difference between a Hair Weave and a Interlock?

The difference between an Interlock and a traditional Hair Weave is that the Interlock technique integrates existing and loose human hair whereas a tradtional hair weave uses existing hair sewn onto a weft (hair that has been sewn onto a strip of fabric). The Interlock results in a more natural, smooth, free-flowing appearance. Furthermore, clients often state that the Interlock does not feel like a cap and allows the hair to breath versus a tradtional hair weave.

How long does a Hair Weave last?

A Hair Weave can last from 2-3 months, depending on the rate of hair growth and the quality of aftercare.

How can I care for my Hair Weave?

Generally, you can treat your weaved hair as if it is your own (i.e. styling, athletics, etc.). When shampooing, gently massage your scalp along the braid furrows. To condition your hair and scalp use a leave in conditioner. You can moisturize your hair and scalp using your favorite liquid oils. You should always avoid forceful pulling of the hair.

Does the quality of the hair matter?

Absolutely, quality is everything. You want the hair to project a natural luster, tangle-free, flowing effect. If you buy cheap hair, the weave will look cheap.

What quality brands of hair does Done Up! recommend?

We recommend excellent brands such as Lugo Hair, Adorable Hair, Sensational Hair, Outre' Hair and Shake-N-Go Hair. To minimize run-around time for our clients, Done Up! typically provides hair for hair weave appointments.

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