Would You Try The Braidless Sew in? [Video]
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Wilson Contocci Kaykay says
Looks as if you would have a hard time trying to remove it?
TeresaSteve Howard says
I agree, also it looks likes it could damage hair more.
Bridget Thompson Ewing says
It’s only hard if you try to do it and I wouldn’t recommend that you will cut your hair but it is flat.
Keisha Kei says
No
Carmella McCoy says
Yep
Thressa JT Taylor says
Hmm idk ….with the kind of the hair I have
Natasha Birdo says
Thressa JT Taylor I thought it was near
Elle JuicyHaze Jona says
nopr. I hav too much hair. it must b braided down.
Denice Hill says
I don’t even think she showed the finished product. ..
Sarania Nicholas says
Right…cuz what about that top part..n shit
Shaina Floyd-Carter says
I don’t know…
Shannon T. Hamilton says
This technique has been around for decades. Not suitable for naturalistas.
Michelle Baker says
When I wore weaves I had this done in Jamaica years ago
Destiny Jones says
Yes it wouldn’t be any lumps.
Bridget Thompson Ewing says
Right no lumps
Catina Michele Barnes says
Yes. My Cosmo teacher did it beautifully.
Jamie Carter-Bailey says
I definitely won’t. It seems like more tension on your strains not to mention its not a protective style
Bridget Thompson Ewing says
It is sorta I’ve done plenty before the hair your grabbing needs to be thick to make that first knot.
Jamie Carter-Bailey says
I guess its all in preference, I’m no hairstylist but i listen to my hair. I’ll stick to my regimen
Shantelle Addison says
Nope
Chyenne Ridge says
Cha’Taya Mo’NiqueLollis-Jones have you seen this?
Keisha Billings says
Tiffany Johnson we touched on this a lil at school it seems easy to do but no one has asked yet
Bridget Thompson Ewing says
It’s really very easy
Porsche Humphery says
I would but the way me and my bae sex life is set up lol………..well you get my drift
Bridget Thompson Ewing says
It’s really tight it’s not Gonna come out at all.
Regina Glanton-Feliciano says
Bridget Thompson Ewing have YOU tried this?
Tonya Alex says
Braidless sew in might break thin hair if it would be difficulty to remove.
Greene Kenya says
I dont like glue in
Bridget Thompson Ewing says
There’s no glue I didn’t see the video I’ve done these plenty of times, did they use glue.
Amanda Jane says
I like that you like this Maddy Lynne. I would try but then I would have no volume!!
Nicole Strasner says
I had the braidless sew in done before and i loved it and it didn’t break off my hair and i went back to the shop and they removed it with no problem,
Bridget Thompson Ewing says
Yes you have to have someone to remove it wouldn’t never try to do myself.
Keia Love says
Seems like it would be stressful and break or damage ones own hair. Also how would the maintenance be on a style like this?
Bridget Thompson Ewing says
You will need to go back every 2-3 weeks to get it retighten depends on how fast your hair grow and yes most people will charge for that I think it should come with the price.
Linda Howardntplay says
Looks like women would have bald spots, this isn’t for me
Shantaa Hope says
I try it n Neva again
Bridget Thompson Ewing says
What happen
Michelle Anderson says
No
Dahlia Friend says
No
Denita Pippen says
No
Carla M. Crawford says
Looks like a disaster waiting to happen!
Bridget Thompson Ewing says
No it don’t have to be if done properly
Carla M. Crawford says
No argument from me. The question was broad and all inclusive, there are no right or wrong answers. To ME, it looks like it may have adverse effects on the growth and long-term health of the hair. I respect that you don’t agree with me. PEACE!
Carla M. Crawford says
…YIKES!
Michelle Mansfield says
heck no!
Morgan Christine says
Nope
Bridget Thompson Ewing says
As a Hairstylist This is nothing new back in 1992 we called this the Latch hook I done this many times you do need to be car full not to leave in longer then you should cause then it’s hard to find the thread to cut. you pitch the hair tight with the needle straight through the middle several times then cross wise and repeat.
2 /months.
It lays really flat no buckness at all.
Yolanda Hairs Bham says
Hi dear.like your comments. And I am new in hair world from UK
I saw a different way to do that as well.not like that. Do u know different ways to that braidless sew in
Bridget Thompson Ewing says
Sorry I don’t I got find that one thanks.
Mera Anderson says
No
Bridget Thompson Ewing says
This technique is really good on short hair to me, I rather braid my hair for protection , better on short hair.
Tutu Remains Suckafree says
Nina Red we gotta get this going cuzzo
Shanna Wright says
No
Evelyn Dove says
No
Brittnee Scott says
I’ll try this
Kyna Jasper says
People getting lazier and lazier!!
ShurrayCartier Cherry says
Nope.
Kelly Michelle Sharon says
Oooooh my goodness no!!!! I think it would tare all of your hair out right along with taking the other hair out.
Sarah Tucker says
Wouldn’t that break the hair? The whole point of braiding first is because the hair has more strength in numbers. I would never do it.
Jessica Exquizit Thomas says
Kirsty Deakin could you learn this
Kirsty Deakin says
That looks amazing I’m going teach myself how to do it 🙂 fancy being my guinea pig 😉 x
Jessica Exquizit Thomas says
Of course I do
Cheryl Nickless says
I agree it’s bin around 4 time this way and still damages hair
Omesha Desiree' Miller says
Nope…one of the reasons why women get a sew in is for a protective style. What is being protected this way? Nothing. And when you can’t find that string to cut the tracks free …best believe you are going to lose some hair. There are other ways to get a sew in with out it being bulky…smaller cornrows or a quick weave on a cap.
Paidamoyo Paradza says
No
Jacque Rocker says
Jimitre Smith this is interesting
Nay Wilson says
Nikki Lilliard you been doing this for years. Lol. Bunny knot.