Comments on: Hair Extensions – Sew-In Wefts

By: annmarie

annmarie — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 21:56:59 +0000

Hi where cn au but the extensions for $60?

By: cheekydon

cheekydon — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 18:39:35 +0000

I saw that you commented on a remy hair forum and I think that the brazilian remy hair is the best texture and easily bendable when trying to weave it into black or spanish women hair.

It is healthy, strong and very pretty. It is like one of the most expensive hair types you can buy but i know where you can purchase it for $60 per pack machine weft , 4 oz packs too (so that is alot of hair)

and that is $60 for all lengths 12″-20″ And our company takes paypal !!!!

cheekyremyweave.com
email: cheeky-don@hotmail.com

By: Jen

Jen — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 19:34:50 +0000

I just found and got my hair done at this private salon in NJ, Love love their hair!! great quality! i decided to get a sewn in weave since i did not want to spend too much money, the salon offers other stuff but for my budget a sewn in weave is what i could afford, I have to say I love love the hair! looks beautiful, its been two weeks and still looks and feels great!! i have bought hair from online and other places and i have to say am very happy with the quality they offer in this salon. its called exclusivelengths.com please tell them JEN REFERRED YOU!!

By: Danielle

Danielle — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 22:50:50 +0000

I just got my sew-ins for the first time. You can go to Sally Beauty Supply and buy human hair extensions in a range of colors for about $80. Also, if you don’t want to try putting the extensions in yourself, try going to a College of Hair Design – they tend to charge much less to do it than regular salons. I spent about $60 to get mine put in – that is the cheapest price anyone could find in my area.

By: Venus

Venus — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 06:36:05 +0000

I do not agree with ‘whether they are natural hair, or synthetic’ cause human har and natural ones are the only real high quality hair extensions…

By: tanja

tanja — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 17:19:58 +0000

Now matter what type of Hair extension or Weave we get, removing weaves and hair extensions is such a serious isssue and they must be done properly.

As we know with the sew-in weave the hair is sewn on to a braid with thread so there is no glue involved, although I have seen weaves with tracks bonded with glue to the cornrowbraid….didn’t seem logical! But that braid can become matted at the root from build up of shampoo, oils, etc…

There is a new product on the market called Take Down Remover Cream for Weaves, Braids, Fusion(keratin bonds) Extensions and Weave bonding hair glue. It really is effective in getting the excess glue off your hair or scalp and it doe not make your hair thin after all the extensions are out.

Also if you leave your extensions in tooo long and your hair gets a matted at the roots, the Take Down Remover detangles your hair from the tangled extensions. We really have to SAVE our hair and rusing to take extensions out is definetly not the answer.

cheers

By: kate

kate — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 09:34:38 +0000

If I get curly sewn in extensions and decide to ware my hair straight will i be able to flat iron them and when i wet them again will they go back curly?

By: Will

Will — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 16:29:26 +0000

i have had sew-ins before and my major conflict with them was the spiraled tracks. my fathers side of my family have dandruf so i have to wash my hair almost every night, so with the spirals it made it difficult, leaving me with sores frm scratching an alot of flake. but the next time i get them i’ll mke sure the me an the stylist work out a ifferent track pattern

By: Christine V

Christine V — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 20:06:10 +0000

Hi! I just got my first sewn in extensions today!
Altogether, with the hair, sewing, cut, style, and tip it came to $200 (CAN). Pretty costly, but seeing as I purchased human 19″ hair, it was a pretty good deal.
It’s been about 5 hours, and the braids are definitely starting to hurt, but in my stylist’s defense, I did ask for her to do it as tight as possible (as to go longer without redoing them).
I’ve been doing clip in for about 2 years now, and for the first while, I loved it. I enjoyed being able to change how much I had, how low or high they layed on my head, adding new colours, etc.. But the time it takes to tease and clip them in everyday is sooo time consuming. Not to mention I couldn’t brush them while they were in because they would always come loose.
Anyways, I’d definitely recommend sewing them in if you were planning on having long hair every day.
If it’s something you want every once in a while, then stick with the clips.

By: Oriana

Oriana — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 21:29:45 +0000

Hi there…I’m thinking of getting a weave. I’ve got pretty fine European hair, and have had extensions previously that broke my natural hair off. Do weaves sewen onto corn rows damage and break your hair too? I’d really appreciate any advice or information please, as I am so sick of my hair just not getting any longer uurrggh I don’t want ridiculously thick, long locks, just a nice, managable mane that is just past my shoulders that I can proudly wear out or up or back in a pony tail, or in plaits. Truly , people, ANY information positive or negative will be very gladly received. Thanks