PerfectLocks.com Weave Human Hair Extension Install Demo
www.PerfectLocks.com quick demo for installing Remy Indian human hair extensions from Perfect Locks using the weave method. The hair being used in this video is 2 packs of 18" Wavy Hand-tied Wefted Indian human hair which can be purchased at PerfectLocks.com. We also carry Clip-ins, Machine Wefts, U-tips, Lace Front WIgs, and much more!
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Beautiful!
very nicce
awesome……nice work!
Peace
BEAUTIFUL!! Love it!!
How many packs were used to achieve this nice full look?
wow; amazinggg =]
wow! so would you be able to wear this in a high ponytail?
2 packs of the wavy hand tied wefts were used in this video. It’s usually recommended to use in between 6 and 8 ounces. The wefts at Perfect Locks come in 4 ounce packs.
Sure, you could wear it in any style you like! It is very flexible and versatile. You could wet it up to get it curly or use a flat iron for a bone straight effect.
like a super high ponytail without the tracks showing? i do competition cheerleading and for the comps. super high straight ponytail with a ribbion and also how long does it last?
Yes, you can wear a super high pony tail. You just need to make sure your stylist leaves a bit of loose hair near the back of your neck. That hair can be used to cover the last track so it won’t be visible. Depending on how well the hair is maintained it will easily last in between 6 months and 1 year.
Wow, thanks for this awesome video. I showed it to my stylist and even she learned something I think haha. I haven’t tried their hair but I’ve heard great things about it. A couple of my friends ordered from them and they look fantabulous.
If the each package is 4 ounces… does the track get shorter depending on the length of hair ordered? In other words, I’m wondering if I need more hair if I get a long hair length like 26″.
can somebody tell me , why the net…
Sure, the net allows for the more “permanent” and secure installation by giving you a foundation to sew the weft into. It also tucks your hair securely underneath, keeping your natural head of hair fully intact. This, in effect, allows for the extensions to do all the daily work. We’ve had customers wearing our extensions for well over a year with these sew in applications.
looks real…
i really need to know when sewing the hair ; do you only attacth to the net or are you sewing onto the braid and the net
Okay I am scared to death to try getting a sew in again. The first time I ever got one I think the lady braided my hair too tight or sewed them in too tight and I got a rash all around my braids and there was whiteness around my roots, i don’t think that was good. Can someone please just tell me if all sew in’s are put in that tightly or did the lady doing my hair do it wrong?
what is this technique called, i want to get it done but when i call the hair dresser i don’t know what to tell them, i say braided tracks and they always think i mean separate tracks without the net. can someone help me?!
how do u put the net on the hair
she prolly did it wrong. They are supposed to be braided in tight to keep it lasting long but not toooooo tight. Next time tell whomever that does your hair not to braid it in so tight..
She def didnt something wrong!!! Are you tender headed??? Maybe that was the problem.
I like my extensions to come a little farther in the front. Like on the sides and near the top how many bags of hair would i need and how would i put it in?
“Net weave Sew in” If they know how to do it they will know what you mean.
hi rockrapgirl, you probably had the hair braided to tight and if you had rashes on your scalp you must have had an allergic reaction to the weave. Tell your stylist about the hair and braids. BTW: Pro10 is a great weave that’s hypoallergenic.
Hope I hell-ped
В каком-то блоге я уже читал эту информацию, но все равно спасибо