Weave question- answer please!
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Apr 14, 2014
Alexis M.
I just got a pack of hair and wanted to know if I could just put it in with hair extension clips. I don't want to have to pay to get it put in and I don't want it for everyday wear. Thanks!
Apr 14, 2014
Hailey R.
I don't think so Idk but just go to a hair salon and ask if they can do that or get it custom made or look on YouTube for DIY and do it yourself.
Apr 14, 2014
Symone B.
Yes you can. Don't bother going to a hair salon for that. Go on YouTube and search it. I do it. It's basically:
-measuring you hair wefts in sections
-cutting them into pieces (double weft each piece for thicken)
-may want to seal your wefts with Stop Fray or any other fabric thread fray prevention product to prevent shedding since you will be cutting the weft.
-sewing the wefts together with hair thread and a C needle
-sewing snap clips to the ends and the middle to anchor (you can buy it at Sally's or any other BSS-the needle, hair thread and clips)