Weaves Thanking Randoms Thread

Lol IMO the success of a braidless sewin really depends on how close the extensions match your hair. Whether you're relaxed or natural. Depending on your natural texture a braidless sewin could be trouble. I'm a 4a/b now in my case the thought of all my hair out plus added hair and the base of the wefts being attached to is just thread brings only horror to mind at all the tangling I would be prone to. If you're relaxed it should be easier to deal with as long as you're hair is in pretty good condition. If you're relaxed you should get a texture that is close to your relaxed hair even when your relaxed starts to grow out or else in about 6 weeks when your relaxer isn't as fresh you might find yourself applying more and more heat to your hair to get it to blend.

Natural_Tee14 wrote: Kami612 wrote: Natural_Tee14 wrote: Blehhhh.. didn't get my hair done this past weekend. However.. going to ORLANDO this upcoming weekend. *cough* KAMI *cough* I'll be at the outlet one of those days!

Lawd those outlets are evil. I always tell myself some foolishness like oh I only need maybe 2 pairs of shoes and a bag.
I've yet to leave that place with only 2 pairs of shoes and a bag.

Kyyyla88 wrote: A lot of breakage from the way the thread is laced through my hair? I haven't had a lot of problems with breakage when I usually get a sew-in, but this would definitely be different. If I knew for a fact that I can get a partial sew-in, that left out my edges and top, and could still pull my hair back into a nice tight (and high) bun, I'd just do that.

There are lots of stylists that do that nowadays.
Where are you located???
I know of great stylists in every area but my own.

Lol hey business is business. She probably won't be because she doesn't have to be stressed out about doing a new technique for the first time.

Hi ladies! How often do you have to get your closure readjusted? I keep going back & forth about getting one for my next install. Do the pros outweighs the cons with closures?