hair weft attachment in 4 ways

1. Direct Sew-In

This traditional method involves braiding your natural hair into cornrows and sewing the weft onto the braids using a needle and thread.

Pros: Long-lasting, secure hold, no heat or glue involved.

Best for: Thick or coarse hair types seeking a more permanent option.

Maintenance: Every 6–8 weeks.

2. With Micro Rings / Beads

Small silicone-lined rings are used to attach the weft to small sections of your natural hair without heat or glue. The weft is then sewn through the beads for a firm hold.

Pros: Gentle on hair, no glue or heat, reusable.

Best for: All hair types, especially for those wanting a chemical-free method.

Maintenance: Tightening every 6–8 weeks.

3. With Glue / Adhesive

The weft is attached directly to the scalp or hair roots using a special hair-safe bonding glue.

Pros: Quick installation, flat and natural look.

Best for: Temporary use or events.

Caution: May cause damage if not removed properly—professional removal recommended.

4. With Clips

Clip-in wefts come with small, sewn-in clips that can be easily attached and removed at home.

Pros: DIY-friendly, no damage, great for occasional wear.

Best for: Beginners or anyone who wants instant length or volume without commitment.

Maintenance: Remove daily before sleep; wash occasionally.

📹 Want a more visual understanding of the installation?

👇 Watch the video below for real-life installation demos that give you a closer look at how each method works and feels!