This is good..very helpful. I got tons of questions for when your hair is braided backwards. Is the full head sew in made to be worn towards the front..like you cant wear styles puched back out of the face? do you have to sew all around; can you sew from ear to ear starting in the back and like in the 4th row start going around the head? Does it suppose to have gaps between the roles? If you braid your hair in a circle; does the circle braids suppose to be close together starting from the edges or whereever you start? do you sew on top/over the braid, bottom/underneath, or in the middle? I'm asking cuz when I pushed it back it looked crazy. Oh, do you sew on all the braids? do you double it? how many times do you sew on a braid? On a full head sew in how do you sew the front to wear a push back hair style (pony tail). How close do you sew the tracks together? Please email me @ tiffanylynea@hotmail.com.
Hello, I'm just starting out learning how to do extensions. Thanks for taking out the time to place these tutorials on-line. They are very helpful. I had the same question as Ti, but figured I'd reply here vs weighting the same question over. Can you please reply with the answer to Ti's question in my email. Jlovereen@gmail.com. I really appreciate you and your work. Thank you.
Her weave looks so natural. You did this. I'm a Soldier and I want to learn how to do extensions so that when we are deployed, our black women heads don't look so unkept and just nappy. If you have any tips for please email them to jlovereen@gmail.com. Thank you.
Hello, I want you to know that you rock. My daughter has long natural hair with three different textures on her head. I would like to start doing her braids myself because of the length of her hair, going to others can get expensive. Do you have tutorials on braids or how to's? I wanted to start out with a medium size first. Anything would be helpful. My email is jlovereen@gmail.com. Thanks in advance.
My apologies on the timeframe on responding to your message. I totally understand the different textures and braiding styles are actually good for natural hair as it is a protective style. Especially for young ones. I'm actually in the process of attempting to do braiding how to's where it would be understandable. So please stay tuned. In the meantime, search youtube as they do have many great examples. Thanks again and once I have completed the how to I will definitely email you!
Hi, I just recently saw your profile on BHM (I'm new to hair care) and I just wanted to stop by and show gratitude and thanks for you teaching others how to do hair. It's not that often that you find women helping out other women w/o some benefit in sight for themselves. Just wanted to say thanks, show some love and send e-blessings!!!!
This looks really good. I'm considering adding two strand twists ext until I can grow my twists to the length that I am comfortable with wearing out.
******* Thank you so very much :0) And yeah you should give them a try as its an easy style, and easy to maintain. I love these more than regular braids! *******
You did a really great job. I have'nt gotten up enough nerve to do my own hair yet. I'm so impatient sometimes when I'm doing other people's hair. But I do braids, twists seem like they would be a little easier?
***** It does take patience to the upmost. BUT you will get there. Twist are easier to me and takes less time then braiding. However, you have to teach your wrist and fingers to move where you will not get a cramp. ******
***** yes it sure can, straight, wavy, curly. Its the easiest pattern to do because then you can sew the wefts/tracks on to whatever the style intells. HTH *****
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