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About Hair Weaving
Summary: Hair weaving has become more popular over the years, and extensions can be bonded, braided or laced into the existing hair. Discover the style opportunities that a weave can offer with helpful advice from a certified hairstylist in this free video on ethnic care.
Cheryl is a certified hair stylist and a certified teacher for hair care and styling. She specializes in African American hairstyles.read more
"Hair weaving is becoming more popular on a daily basis. Most women wear hair extensions because they like a a particular styles and it gives them an opportunity to wear their hair in different ways or even just to give their hair a rest. Hair extensions can be used or applied to give your hair volume, length, or just to be diverse. There are different techniques of doing hair extensions. That would be bonding which is the least common. Braiding is the most common, and today, these days, the most new but popular way of extending or doing hair extensions is the lace front wig."
eHow Article: About Hair Weaving
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