Hair Weave
Tracking Technique
So just what kind of hair weave attachment is right for you? To answer that question here’s a quick guide to using the tracking integration method.
TrackingYou will need :
Weaving thread
A curved needle (like the kind used for upholstery)
Hair clips to hold hair back as you braid
Scissors
Hair wefts!
Your own hair is braided into cornrows in concentric circles – so it looks like a spiral. Starting from the most outer level of cornrows (usually near your temple), sew the hair wefts into the cornrows with the curved needle following the spiral until you get to the middle. It’s called tracking as the weave tracks around your head following the cornrows.
Handy Hair Hint :
Make sure that the cornrows are fairly well spaced to avoid a bulky look – unless of course, that’s what you’re going for! You can also leave your own hair out at the front to be combed back over the hair weave if you just want to add extra length to your look. Or, leave a section out at the front where you’d like to part your hair. You can also use closures that can be sewn into the cornrows so that the tracks are fully concealed.
So there you have it, hair weaving via tracking in a nutshell!
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