Styles By Meka 

A sew-in weave is a hair extension method that starts with a foundation of cornrows.  During the braiding process, I use synthetic hair.  I usually braid the hair going back,  but can also use other braiding patterns upon request.  Once the foundation is formed, the weft is then sewn onto the cornrows into your desired style.

A net weave and a sew-in are basically the same.  Except with the net weave, the weft is sewn onto the weaving net instead of the actual cornrows.  The net is perfect for those with thinning hair, breakage, or bald spots.  Net weaves are also ideal for those who have experienced hair loss due to various medical conditions.  If you think this is the weaving method for you, please contact me so that we can  schedule a consultation.

YES!!  In fact, a sew-in weave is a great protective style and great for those who are transitioning.

It usually takes me between 2 to 2 1/2 hours to install a sew-in.

You will need two packs of hair if you purchase your hair from a BSS.  If you order your hair from an online vendor, be sure to get suggestions from customer service.

Remy hair is said to be the best hair on the market.  Remy hair is human hair collected directly from one hair donor. What makes Remy hair so demanding is the fact that the cuticles are running in the same direction. This is what prevents the hair from tangling. The hair is stronger with great luster and has the potential to last MUCH longer if properly maintained. Ladies, I am talking years!!

My sew-in weaves can last up to 3 months. The longevity of your sew-in is also determined by the quality of hair that you purchase and how you take care of it.  I would not recommend that you to keep it in longer than three months. 

Absolutely! You will be able to wash your sew-in.  I would not recommend washing more often than every 10 days.  I think it is best to use moisturizing shampoos and conditioners when washing your weaves.

NO!  I do not recommend getting a relaxer before sew-in.  If you feel that you are in need of one, wait at least a week before getting your sew-in.  However, it will be fine to relax the hair that will be left out.

The type of hair you should purchase depends solely on what is within your budget and what style you want to achieve. 

If you have a question that was not answered here, feel free to contact me!!