Our Weave Hair collection is a testament to luxury and versatility. Made from the highest quality Remy human hair, these weaves offer an incredibly soft and silky texture. They can be styled and customized to achieve a variety of looks, from straight and sleek to curly and bouncy. Great Hair’s Weave Hair ensures a stunning, natural look that is second to none.

Suitable Weight

Great Hair recommends 100 – 200 grams for voluminous hair, and 200 – 300 grams for thick and long hair.

Instructions for Use

With Great Hair’s weft products, you can be creative in how you use them, such as sewing directly onto your hair, clips, or beads. Made from the best quality Vietnamese human hair on the market, you can freely use and change your hairstyle. The product line is most suitable for use in professional salons for perfect results after application and is completely reusable if well cared for.

With more than 40 different colors from Black, Brown, Blonde, Great Hair can design according to customers’ special requests for piano, balayage, ombre colors. Great Hair is confident to bring you your own personal and unique beauty, making you feel confident when participating in dating parties, weddings, job applications, work, birthdays, and more.

Hair Care and Notes

Proper care is essential for healthy hair for both your hair extensions and real hair. Make sure you use warm water to wash, and use a moderate amount of shampoo (do not use shampoo products with strong cleaning properties; it is best to use shampoos with micronutrients to restore and nourish hair) and use conditioner to condition as well as soften and moisturize each strand of your hair. Gently rub or brush your hair while washing by hand, let your hair dry naturally with curling products or use a hair dryer from the top of the head down with straight hair. After your hair is 90% dry, you can use a heat clip to style your hair for the best hold. Note: Always use hot fusion at a temperature below 180°C.

Before You Begin:

• Ensure your hair is clean, dry, and free of any products.
• Have a mirror, a comfortable workspace, and all the necessary tools and materials ready.
• Sew-in extensions are often best applied by a professional hairstylist, but if you’re attempting it at home, proceed with caution.

Tools and Materials Needed:

• Weave-in hair extensions (wefts)
• Weaving thread (matched to your hair color)
• Weaving needle
• Hair clips or ties
• Sectioning clips
• Hair comb
• Scissors
• Hair bands or hair ties

Prep Your Hair:

1. Brush your natural hair thoroughly to remove tangles and knots.
2. Decide where you want to create the part for your weave-in extensions. It’s common to start with a horizontal part near the nape of your neck and work your way upwards.

Section Off Hair:

Use sectioning clips to separate a thin horizontal layer of your natural hair at the nape of your neck. This will be the first section to which you’ll attach the wefts.

Prepare the Weft:

1. Measure the width of the sectioned-off hair and cut the weft to match that length.
2. If the weft has multiple tracks, gently separate them along the stitching line.

Thread the Needle:

Thread the weaving needle with the weaving thread. The thread color should match your hair color for a natural blend.

Attach the Weft:

1. Start from the back of the sectioned-off hair. Insert the weaving needle under the natural hair and then through the weft, creating a loop.
2. Pass the needle and thread through the loop to secure the weft in place.

Sew Along the Weft:

Continue sewing along the weft, moving from one side to the other. Make sure the weft lies flat against your scalp. Be careful not to sew through your scalp or too tightly, as this can cause discomfort or damage.

Secure the Ends:

When you reach the end of the weft, sew the thread through the weft a few times to secure it. Cut off any excess weft if necessary.

Repeat the Process:

Release another section of your natural hair above the attached weft and secure it out of the way using hair clips or ties. Repeat steps 3 to 7 to attach more wefts, working your way upwards.

Blending and Styling:

1. Once all wefts are attached, comb your natural hair and the extensions to blend them seamlessly.
2. Style your hair using heat tools, but be cautious around the weft areas to avoid damaging the extensions or your natural hair.

Aftercare and Maintenance:

• Gently detangle your hair regularly, starting from the ends and working your way up to the roots.
• Use sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners to keep both your natural hair and the extensions in good condition.
• Avoid heavy or tight hairstyles that could put stress on the sewn-in wefts.

Removal:

Weave-in extensions should be removed by a professional hairstylist to avoid damaging your natural hair. They will carefully cut the threads and gently remove the wefts.

Due to the intricacies involved in sewing in the wefts and the potential for damage if not done correctly, it’s recommended to consult with a professional hairstylist for the application and removal of weave-in hair extensions.

• Gentle Cleaning:
  • Pre and Post-Use Care: Use a wig brush to gently remove tangles and dirt before and after each use.
• Use Suitable Hair Care Products:
  • Shampoo and Conditioner: Opt for a mild shampoo and conditioner to keep the wig soft and tangle-free.
• Storage When Not in Use:
  • Proper Storage: Store the wig on a wig stand or wig hanger to maintain its shape and prevent tangling.
  • Avoid Heat and Sunlight: Keep the wig away from high heat or direct sunlight to prevent damage to synthetic fibers.
• Handle with Care:
  • Avoid Forceful Pulling: Be gentle when brushing to prevent damage.
  • No Heat Styling: Refrain from using heat styling tools or chemical treatments, as these can melt or damage synthetic fibers.
• Regular Maintenance:
  • Washing: Clean the wig periodically with lukewarm water, mild shampoo, and conditioner. Allow it to air dry or use a blow dryer on a low heat setting.
• Caution with Styling Products:
  • Product Use: Apply styling products sparingly to avoid buildup and potential damage.

Following these guidelines will help you maintain your wig weft effectively, ensuring it stays in good condition and lasts longer.