Has anyone used this product while your weave was still sewn in? Can it be used that way?
136589
It can it's just conditioner but I would not suggest washing your hair with a weave in by yourself and if you do always make sure the braids under the weave get dried completely to prevent mold from forming in there.
136590
Absolutely I use a applicator bottle with the long spout I think it's used to apply dye but I add a little bit of the shampoo with a lot of water to dilute and squeeze between the braids I do the same for the conditioner
136591
You can. I did and it worked wonders for my leave out. The actual hair isn't the products fault because the hair was crap but it would probably work better on actual good hair :) i used it on my clip in extensions and yaki hair and it revived them, literally. Hope this helps
136592
Hey, I haven't used it while still having my sew in. But I'm sure you can. Just don't get it on your leave out unless want to. I wouldn't use this on my natural leave since silicone are known to coat the hair
136593
It can be used in placeof any other sampoo and conditioner. It can be used for natural hair as well.it will leave your hair and your weave feeling soft and silky as ever.
410588
It's glued on and I'm pretty sure it's not woven underneath. I would definitely not recommend taking it off! Hope that helps :)
1352212
I agree with previous 2 answers, the material is similar to microfiber. Definitely not "weaved".I found another site that described it as a velvet feel.
118355
I actually didn't use mine that long. All I threw it away about a month later because It became stiff & tangled. I was too scared to dye my closure because I wasn't exactly sure about it but the stiffness gave me the answer I needed.
1778599
Yes. I have a weave (bleach & high lift) and have no trouble with it. I have fine hair but doesn't dry out my hair at all. I think it works better than anything out there.
944294
It can be glued or sewn in. I typically apply mines myself but if you like you can have a professional do it. This product sheds alot so you might want to buy more packages. Daily up keep is simply. Leave in conditioner.
178729
While you can do that, the manual gives specific instructions on how to remove the thread, and it is more like a sewing machine in that sense. However, unlike a sewing machine where the tension is released automatically by raising the presser foot, on this machine, raising the presser foot does not automatically release the tension. In order to do this, you have to push the tension release buttons on each applicable thread and pull at the same time. It takes some practice, but it can be done. Before I figured it out, I did just what you described. This works, but for hemming you may have some problems. If you don't release the tension, you will have to sew a stitch diagonally and then rip it out in order to preserve the clean hem line. This will weaken the stitch because you won't have enough thread to tie it off. You may end up having to redo it. Also, if you lift the presser foot and try to move the fabric, without releasing the tension, you may rip the thread, which again will weaken it. So, the answer is yes and no. You can do it that way, but you may run into some issues if you're hemming. Better to follow the directions. You'll get the hang of it.
964525
I braided mine. It is very silky which makes it a little more difficult though. I used hairspray.
105040
I washed it in the washing machine - delicate cycle. Low heat/delicate dry. Or hang dry. When it came out of the washer, it was a bit twisted inside, but I was able to fix no problem. The 2nd one I purchased when it came out of the washer it was twisted too much. I ended up cutting at the seam a 1/4" length and used the back end of a pencil to smooth & straighten it. Then I stitched it up. Worked quite well and not a ton of hassle. After the initial machine wash for both of them, I just hand wash or wipe with wet cloth since.
1187943
Yes, if you cut it off the weft you can use it for braiding. It would probably shed less using it for braiding instead of for a sew-in like I did.
1430009
Yes. I used the hand wash/wool cycle with Woolite and machine dried it, too. It came out looking brand new.
243614
I have been using it to secure notions after sewing on. I just dot the knot with a bit of this.
1803781
The directions for laundry use of this product say to soak the spot thoroughly *before* washing. It doesn't say anything about actually using it *in* the washer.
360137
I wish I had a better answer for that. I love the product - I use it all over...not just on the ends of my hair. But I've never had a weave.
1883304
Unfortunately, no. This machine is rather complicated. After a few experiments, I put mine on coverstitch and left it there. Fortunately, I have a great serger.
360136
I have never had a weave but I would think that WEN would work well on it since it seems to make my hair smoother and less frizzy
1932046
I think you could cut it down. It seems to be one thick piece of material. I am not sure if this sort of material can fray in any way though. If it can, its nothing some extra stitching wouldn't take care of.