Doing someones full sew in extensions.

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Tiffy H.

Nov 10, 2013

Tiffy H.

Doing my friends full sew in soon. I have years experience just been a while since I've done it. She wants a different color on the bottom.

Just wondering if yall have any special techniques or how you do your own or clients hair :)

Symone B.

Nov 10, 2013

Symone B.

-Sew at an angle so when you pull it back you just see hair
-sew the first weft under the braid so it makes it easier to pull in a ponytail
-do the fold over method instead of cutting to prevent shedding

Tiffy H.

Nov 10, 2013

Tiffy H.

Thank you ima look it up so I can see a visual of what you sayin thanks love.

Tori G.

Nov 10, 2013

Tori G.

Try to make the braid/braids as thin as you can I had mine done and the lady made the braid too thick and it make the extensions stick out of my head and cause noticeable bumps I looked like an alien cause it looked deformed, lol but good luck :)

Tiffy H.

Nov 11, 2013

Tiffy H.

Yea dookie braids are a definate no-no.

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