Human Hair for Weaving

Are you tired of your long hair? Do you still have it because you are too scared to cut it?

No one can really blame you. As long as you have your hair, you always have the option of cutting it. But once you cut it, it will take you years to grow your hair long again (depending on how long it is now and how short you would cut it.)

But there is a great option for you. Go ahead, indulge in a hair cut, and save your human hair for weaving.

Human hair for weaving? What's that. Hear weaving is another way of saying hair extensions. When someone gets a human hear weave the stylist weaves new hair between their existing hair to give them added thickness or length. This is basically and invisible process, and as long as you don't let people run their hands through your hair they will never know that you have had a human hair weave. It is almost as good as having your own hair.

One of the biggest problems with Human hair weaves is the expense. In order that these hair weaves should look the most natural you need to use unprocessed fine European hair (if you come from a Caucasian backround. Otherwise, you would probably be better with hair that comes from a similar background as you.) European hair is the most expensive type of hair and the cost of your hair weave or hair extension can become prohibitive.

However, if you save your own Human Hair for weaving, then you will already have natural looking hair and you won't have to spend so much on your hair weave. Another, benefit of saving your own human hair for weaving is that you can be guaranteed that the color will be matched perfectly.

A few words of caution, if you are seriously considering cutting your hair and saving your human hair for weaving.

Make sure to tell the hair stylist that you want to save your hair. When using hair for hair or hair weaves all the hair must be kept in one direction to prevent the hair from easily knotting. If you are cutting it yourself tie it into little ponytails and cut the hair above the pony tails so that you should be left with a few little ponytails

Check with the hair stylist to make sure you have enough hair or a majority of the hair you will need for your hair weave

Hair weaves are attached very close to your skull, so remember that the hair will not be as long as it was before you cut it off (especially since you are not cutting right near your scalp.)

It is advisable to talk to a hair stylist and make sure she will be willing to do it with you before doing anything. After all this is only my bright idea, I've never tried it.