Doing a hair wrap with short hair!

When you saw other girls with long hair have a beautiful hair wrap, do you also want to have a try. But how to do a hair wrap with your short hair? Now, hair weft extensions would help be your best choice. It can add the length and volume of your hair. Then you can also do a beautiful wrap like those girls who has a head of long hair.

Tips:
1. Get some colorful embroidery thread or floss you can buy it at any craft store.
2. Make the string about three times longer than the strand of your hair.
3. Take the strand of hair that's by your face and braid it very tightly.
4. Take your hair and the string and wrap it in the string carefully not to have any hair stick out then you can either wrap or do a staircase knot around it.
5. Wrap the string around your hair until you reach the end , do not leave any hair sticking out, as it looks bad.
6. Leave at least one inch at the end of thread.

Warnings:

• Getting the wrap out can sometimes prove difficult. To get it out, simply cut the end knot and unravel. However, you must be sure not cut you own hair when doing this. To prevent this, braid or twist the string at the end of your wrap just a little bit past the end of your hair.
• The other difficulty with removing the wrap is this; if you leave it in for a while your hair will grow out at the top and will usually become a miniature dreadlock-type thing. A little peanut butter or conditioner will untangle this.
• The last bit of caution you should take is while brushing your hair. Just hold it out of the way and brush around it. Brushing over it will rip your hair and help to cause the aforementioned mini dreadlocks.

With hair extensions, short hair girl would also can do beautiful wrap to add charming and fashion for you!

How to Make Your Hair Extension Look Great？

Caring for your hair weave can be stricky—the most common mistake we took is using the same product on our natural hair and hair extensions. It seems that if a products works well and keep your natural hair looks great, then it must be do the same for your hair weaves. In fact, this is just would work well in some case. Here are tips for you to make your hair weaves looks great.

Less is more

When we tried hard to keep our real hair moisturized by using oil, however, hair weaves don’t need that maintenance. Too many products will weight down your hair and make it look greasy and stringy. Use as little products as possible, no more than what is necessary.

Wash and Condition Regularly

Hair weave is need less maintenance than your real hair, but it still needs regular washing and conditioning. Especially when you wearing a brazillian virgin hair extensions, shampooing and conditioning will revitalizes your hair weav, and keep it look fresh.

Braid or Twist Curly Hair Nightly

Similar to your natural hair, knots and tangles will wreak havoc when sleeping with the hair loose or even if it is covered with a scarf or bonnet.  Braiding and twisting keeps the your hair weaves in its best condition and will cut back on your styling time in the morning.

Snip the ends

Most virgin hair has tapered ends, it the same as hair growing on a person looks. When wearing hair weaves, snip away the last half inch to give a full look with blunt ends for straight hair and a uniform curl completely to the ends in curly hair.  

Lay off the heat

When wearing curly human hair extensions, treat it just as you would do for your natural hair. While its obviously better to use direct heat on the extensions than your real hair, it can still cause the curls to loosen and even straighten. 

Fold, don’t cut your wefts

Sewing your hair weaves by folding over the ends rather than cutting them to avoid shedding. The more the hair sheds the less full the wefts will be. Nobody want to have a head of thin and scraggly hair.

Cover it up

Sleeping with a satin scarf or bonnet. For our real hair we are concerned with robbing the hair of moisture, and with extensions, satin causes less frizz and roughness.