How Do You Close A Hair Weave?
Full-head weaves are popular, and one of the easiest ways to achieve this look is by sewing in tracks. Sewn-in weaves do not damage or pull out hair the way bonding and glues do; sewing is a relatively inexpensive weaving method that allows you to use any type or texture of hair, ranging from silky straight to tight curls. One common obstacle that comes with sewing in a full weave is closing the top of it. Fortunately, it is not difficult to do. Make sure your natural hair is thoroughly shampooed, conditioned and dried. Braid your entire head of natural hair into a circular beehive pattern. To do this, you will need to start at the top (crown) of your head, make small parts and braid until you reach the back of your head. Take your tracks of weave and start sewing them in at the same spot where you ended your braid. Continue sewing in tracks until you reach the center (crown) of your head. Close the hair weave by sewing together the small circle of hair that is exposed at the crown of
