watch america's next top model the makeover episode from any season and they usually tell the girls who get weaves how to maintain them....So I'm an african-american female who's about to get a weave for the 1st time, any advice of how to maintain?
I have a weave and this is what I do:
Before I go to bed, I comb out the tangles. Then I make one big braid and pin it up with the big bobby pins. Then I wear a silk scarf over my hair. Always wear a silk scarf or bonnet so it won't get frizzy or tangled up.
I usually moisturize my real hair with S-Curl and use a leave in conditioner on the weave part. I wash my hair once a week (shampoo/conditioner or sometimes just conditioner). I flat iron it so it matches my real relaxed hair.
It's like taking care of your own hair.So I'm an african-american female who's about to get a weave for the 1st time, any advice of how to maintain?
Well i have a sis im african american by the way who always gets weave but i think the first time it will be painful also you can leave them in for at least a month if you take care of them.
Ask your beautician.
A profesional will have the best advice, and you can always ask a differ one for a 2nd opinion.
only apply shampoo 2 the roots when you rinse the hair the shampoo will then clense the hair enough with out matting it together and when conditioning apply to ends +midlengths not roots
Depends on if its glued or sewed in. If it's glued avoid oily hair products
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