Every day, women with all different types of hair flock to beauty salons to change their style. Many women with straight hair want curly hair, and most women with curly hair want straight hair. There are many women that are looking for a natural style. So many women opt for different kinds of weaves to achieve a curly look that is full of life, lift, and bounce.
You may be wondering how you can get beautiful, curly locks, without having naturally curly hair. Try a curly weave. Curly weaves can be either bonded or sewn-in. When you're looking for hair for your curly weave, there are two choices: synthetic and human hair. Synthetic hair is great if you're only going to wear the style for a short period of time. If you're looking for something long-term, like 4 to 8 weeks, then you should definitely consider 100% human hair.
Once your curly weave is in place, you must be certain to take proper care of your weave. Not doing so can result in your curly weave losing its beautiful appearance. Here are some tips to keep in mind when caring for your curly weave:
1. Before going to bed, wrap your curly weave with a silk scarf. Remove the scarf once you wake up. This will help keep your style in place while you're sleeping.
2. Curly weaves require maintenance, so ask your stylist how to care for your new curly weave. Always follow their instructions to the letter. You may want to double-check with him or her on what to do with the natural hair left out of the curly weave. If your curls are the right size, you may want to braid or twist the remaining hair.
3. Always keep a light oil sheen spray on hand while you have a curly weave in place. If you ever notice your curls becoming limp, or your curly weave loses some of its shine, just dab a little of that spray on to give life back to your curly weave.
As always, a curly weave should only be completed by a salon professional with experience in doing curly weaves. Since there are a number of ways to do a curly weave, make sure to talk with your stylist about your particular hair care needs before completing the style.
When it's time to remove your curly weave, you should go back to your stylist to have them complete the removal. Trying to remove a curly weave yourself can lead to tangles and matting.