Heavenly Hair by Nicole

We all know that getting a sew-in requires getting your real  hair  braided first. In my blog, I'm gonna show you 6 different ways to braid your hair or get your hair braided to achieve a flawless sew-in. When I braid my hair up for a sew-in I usually part the middle of my hair going from  ear to ear . Then I'll part the top half down the middle and will braid each side down towards the side of my face (3 cornrows on each side). After that, I will gather the braids and will make them into one big braid on each side. Then, I'll braid the back half of my hair straight down. When done with the back I will split the braids evenly and make two big braids as I did with the top half. I will then sew the top half braids going towards the bottom of the back of my head. Then I will crisscross the bottom half braids going toward my ears and sew them down as well. To get tight longer-lasting braids I always use synthetic braiding hair. *Before I start my braids I always wash, ...

One of the most popular hair pieces is lace front wigs. Lace front wigs are in high demand because of its natural appearance. This is why lace front wigs are so costly. We have a solution for you to have a beautifully customized wig without paying those ridiculous prices - make your very own lace front wig! * Please note - You will spend more money making your first wig due to the materials needed to make wigs such as a wig head, t-pins etc. Most material will be a 1 time buy or could be used to make numerous wigs before you need to purchase again.* What is a lace front wig? Lace Front Wigs - is a small sheer lace panel along the front hairline attached to the  frontal  of the wig. The hair strands are hand sewn into the holes of the lace. Wearing lace front wigs is very simple because they are stretchy and cover the entire scalp area and gives the appearance of a natural hairline. What materials do I need? mesh dome style wig cap. wig head. t-pins. thread/ne...