Are sew-in weaves good for African American natural hair?

Question

I was thinking of a way to grow my natural hair without messing with it much until I get it to the length I want.

Answer 1

YES! I wear sew in weaves quite a bit and my hair grows! However, make sure you have the ends trimmed every six - eight weeks, make sure the stylist does not braid your hair too tight (this could cause breakage, especially around the edges). In addition, continue to allow your hair to "breath" and use a good conditioner and moisturizer for your own hair. Last but not least, make sure that this is a licensed professional!

Answer 2

It is not good but the best option. Adding false hair by sewing in weaves also creates stress to the hair by styling (toughing and pulling to style hair). It is good however that your hair is natural because permed hair along with sewn in extentions is especially hard to maintain. Most importantly, it is important that you condition and moisturize your hair (not the braids) to maintain its health and also consider its length of time (three months at the most). Bottom line is the best way to gain length is to grow it.

Answer 3

yeah alot of African Americans have sew in weaves

Answer 4

leave extra hair out interior the front in case you're going for the curly seem then section you hair from ear to ear and leave that out. the ideal thank you to make ur weave seem organic is to leave out a number of your hair with the intention to cover ur tracks.

Answer 5

Good? Not really, but not bad either. As long as they aren't too tight (red bumps on scalp) then it's perfectly fine for your hair.

Answer 6

yeah

Answer 7

I would never expose my rabbit to anything unnatural. If bunny is losing "hare", kill it and eat it!