Another Unique sew in style (Vixen Sew In)
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With Health Comes Length
With Health Comes Length
It looks good! How old is this child?
Yes indeed, I like that
Looks good! However why does a kid need a weave that long? It’s just a kid!!!
LMAO I don’t think that’s a child look at the 4th pic
You can clearly see that it’s NOT a kid!
not because its in pigtails makes it a kid…smh!
Ah ha! So that’s the secret
It looks good. But thats not a child though.
its not a child
Clearly its not a child. The pigtails show versatility of the sew in. Let’s remember the focus is on the hair not the person!
This is not a child guys :/
I thought it was a kid at first too until I saw the side of her face! Lol
What? Like it
MsRed Hair Sylist can i get this!!
I like this technique
Love it!
this style to me would only work if the clients hair is full (thick) I cant see this being done for a client with fine hair. IDK though.. Really cool way of doing a sew in!
A four part versatile sew in HairstylesbyMary on Instagram been doing this and slaying it too
NOT A CHILD PEOPLE!!!!!
Thank you!
It is tho. Very creative!!!
That’s so neat
Yassss
who every does this when I get my 1st weave done i want them to do it
What’s the point
WOOOOOOOW!!!!! ANYBODY IN OREGON OR SEATTLE DO THIS????
I don’t like it
They did such a good job on this – looks so real
This is awesome which I could do this.
Pretty Cool, a lot of actress show this picture of their hair like this and we think its all natural….
Killing the gAme
People That don’t get it isn’t about that sew in life because this technique is the s***!!!!!
YES….IMA DO IT ON ME TOO!
Cool
Love it.
So natural looking if I ever get a sew in I’d like them to use this technique.
Lol the point is it looks very natural. I love it. When my hair grows out I will be trying this
Cold
I’m on it!!!!!!
This is cute
Thats crazy!
This is cute, when the person styling it knows what their doing and is actually growing the Childs Hair.
yes but i thought it was called a versatile sew in.
WOW!
nice but this will scratch ya head off damn
Nice and everything i just dont see the point. What frown woman is wearing pigtails
shes not wearing them its just showing all the ways you can part the weave
*Grown
Ok, thanks for clarification! Again I think it is a nice weave and the young lady looks very young! Compliment!!!
am I the only one who hates it? I mean come on, can’t we just innovate on our natural hair and not on “how to fake the caucasian hairstyle?” just sick of it! I mean, Black women are beautiful but still we don’t accept our full self and focus on being beautiful the way we really are… I mean in a world where black women would not wear weave all the time as a must for beauty, this would look ridiculous. I mean, she’s copying white people’s hair fooling us. That’s just sick. But I am not hating, but sometimes it’s just too much
Anissa I’m natural and I wear my hair with versatility, which means I wear weaves at times too, does that mean I don’t value myself as a black woman? No it simply means, I’m happy with who I am and therefore I choose to versatile with that. Paz don’t rag on women who choose to wear their hair differently simply because you don’t like it. How about next time just saying,
Oh please. Just because someone wants to wear their hair straight or wear a straight weave doesn’t mean hate themselves or want to be more European. I think it’s ridiculous to get that worked up over a simple hairstyle. Straight hair isn’t a race exclusive style.
girl bye
I have curls, but sometimes I want to wear straight hair. I do not want to damage my hair so I wear a straight U-wig so I only have to straight the middle front of my hair. I absolutely do not hate my hair, but I do hate it when I have heat damage or breakage so that is why I wear a weave sometimes
I agree Chydonna Chambers! I absoultley love my natural hair. However, there are times when I just don’t want to deal with it. So, for those times I wear weave. Also, with my hair, the more I leave it alone in a style and keep it moisturize, the more it grows. Also @Anissa Blumberg, other races wear weaves too, why not call them out? Every race is beautiful and have the way they do things. Just relax and let them LIVE ! ๐
Who cares if you have natural or if you like weaves, its called being versatile when you want to be.
I wear weaves not because I hate my natural hair, but because I love it and I want it to be protected. I love versatility whether straight, wavy, or curly. But LAWD knows, I surely do love my Blackness.
i get what you are saying but to be honest, i put my weave in and take it out again but it is really hard to manage when my own hair is out. having children a job and various other things to do whos got time to be spending time on hair when you need to get out the door quick. i wear my own hair with pride and i am sure most women out there do too but we just dont have the time to maintain and i dont believe in putting chemicals in my hair either
U couldn’t wait to preach huh
Girl shut up you found stupid. People put weave for various reasons. Historically blsck women love changing their hair. And besides the fact insinuating only Caucasians have softer textures hair is freaking ignorant. Black people come in all colours and hair textures as well. F****** hair nazis. Ever thought that some people put weave to save time. It’s get up and go
I get what you are saying, I don’t see white women lining up for our natural hair styles to be weaved in their heads. Because they understand they set the trends, not us!
My point is why don’t we innovate based on our natural looks, based on us and not based on the caucasian style. You gotta admit that most weaves are straight, and it’s always about straight hair. Promoting new weaves based on our texture would be a difference. I am not hating, I have wore weaves before and I understand “versatility” changing hair once in a while is nice but it’s mostly straight hair that is promoted and that is my point. And please, stop hating or insulting, I was just giving my opinion, something that we are allowed to do and insulting is not going to level up any discussion
Someone always turns something into a race argument, and this has to be one of the dumbest smh it’s just hair
It’s not just hair. Hair is part of what makes a woman who she is, a sign of beauty, how she wants to be perceived. It is a page promoting Black’s hair, our hair. We DO spend tons of money, like every month for hair.
Black people have been wearing hair extensions since ancient egypt. ๐ก
Go ahead and racialise everything..->> its honestly not our fault that other races can’t and don’t wear afro wigs/ weaves. We are very fortunate to have such versatile hair, hence some pipo perm their hair and some grow it natural. There no right there’s no wrong there. If a woman feels confident with weaves/wigs, perm and/or natural hair then she is entitled too. I just don’t get why naturalists are too quick 2 judge women who aren’t natural,whereas those women dnt judge us – THAT’S WRONG! Perhaps u seceretly dnt love ur own hair.
the beauty of black hair is, in some ways, its versatility. i love that it looks great as a fro, curled, natural curls, straightened, braided, twisted, and locked up. its amazing how we can so easily change the appearance of our hair. it’s all beautiful. if you want to use synthetic hair, go ahead. i only care that it’s healthy. also, confidence comes from being comfortable with your appearance. if you like the way your hair looks, it’s like the icing on the cake of a wonderful day.
The thing to remember is EVERYBODY is imitating somebody in one way or another. Even if it IS true that black women who wear weaves hate themselves, what is it when white women go to the plastic surgeon to get bigger butts and hips and lips and breasts? My sister, EVERYBODY changes it up every now and then – it ain’t just black women and their hair. Be blessed!
Annissa i dont know why every one jumping on you but i understand what you’re saying. why cant we be happy nappy? historically it has been ingrained in us that everything about us is inferior. the way we speak, our dress even down to our hair!! some people perm their hair yes because its easier to manage but others jus wanna be as close to the ‘white’ look as possible.
#EveryOneIsEntitleToTheirOpinions
What is a white look ? I didn’t know cacausins had a look other then the different pigmentation
Why you gotta bring race in the picture?
I’m so trying this soon
@Lyndsay Johnson I think the purpose of the pigtails was to show the versatility. Did you even notice the 4 picture?
how old is this child for ya to be sewn in extensions in her hair.. boy tell yall I can’t yall hood rat ass mothers . . The girl hairs is already long .just take time to do her hair, you f****** her hair up
I think it’s a great method for a sew in, just not on a child!
why of course I can
Love love this style of sew in..More natual looking!!
Cherez i like this.
Black hair info??? BLACK hair? Um… This looks like a way to mimic European hair. and is that a child? How about just take care of the child’s natural hair if u want it long. At this rate, she’ll be bald and NEED weave for the rest if her life. Smh
I wonder how it would look with a more natural texture sew in.. might have to do some investigating
Oh so you can present latest range in weave technology but you can’t give a lil help with natural hair products for people with severe skin allergies? #Snakes
Ooooooh oook Sooo that’s how u do it
Cool.
Already done this lol….
I’ve never had one… But this is awesome…. Is there a tutorial
Tutorial required ….but this is why I can’t trust these grow long business too many sneaky weaves to make it look real lol
Whhhhat
I can do this
this style is so cool and unique !
This just confuses me…
@ Anissa Blumberg ur lookin at this one sided. look at it this was too. black women suffering from alopecia can look beautiful with this sew in style.
ooooo nice
Awesome
This is my work thanks for the recognition ๐ I’m based out of Greensboro NC my Instagram name is @contemporary.vs.vintage check my out ๐
For a moment I thought she had a horrible infection. Kinda made me sick looking at this! Its just braids covers with a hair net. Over all great way to save natural hair from flat iron and perm damage.
WOW!!!!!
I like it!
You will definately need to use brazilian or peruvian hair to achieve this look
IT’S IN PIGTAILS BECAUSE IT’S SHOWING YOU THAT YOU WILL SEE NO BRAIDS IT’S PARTED SIDE WAYS AND DOWN THE MIDDLE.
In getting this…I can do this too ๐
LivingLife WithYall. I need this in my life
Nice work
Yeh it’s cool
Wow!!! Amazing!!!
Hmm another way for celebs to trick us into thinking they have long hair. Looks real.
It looks burn..is that part they sew on it? But end result is pretty.
Yes you know I’ll let ya lol
I can’t lie, this is a very good weave job….geeeez
I know I seen this. .
Ooh I so want this!
damn this is straight up witchcraft
Jordann Allen my point exactly. Why would your weave ever need to be parted that way. Its stupid
Love this
Vera Reed let me try this on ur hair
Anissa Blumberg at one point of time their was a lot of different brands weaves that goes with our natural hair texture, the problem was they wasn’t selling so now companies just promote what customers want, natural hair is coming back in style so we might see it more in a couple of years, think it’s best to grow Ur own doe.
I understand hair art but if black ppl put as much$$$ and time into caring for their own natural hair…they would have some of the most thickest, longest beautiful hair on the planet! Thats sad…now the little girl is going to get complements on the weave that she ddnt get on her natural hair and wn she goes back to natural and short she will feel insecure and less pretty!! Smh
Word !!
Amen!
thats not a little girl
some of the longest hair on the planet? sorry have to disagree with u there… we def have beautiful hair.. but lets be for real it’s not growing down to our butts… j/s
Very good!
Ima have to try THIS
This is bomb
Neat!!
Avias look at this
Does anyone know who can do that in London
With they Net, girls that’s is old I graduated from Beauty schools in late 80 & I was doings hair in early 95 n I known hw 2 do that.
Looks natural i want this person, to do my hair lol.
Dope!
Ms. Willas World is the Creator of the “Vixen Sew In” Look her up. You won’t be disappointed.
This what I want
Brittani Reed
Im a stylist in Charlotte,NC specializes in all weaves
Hum Clean Hair Clean Scalp. Way to go.
Love it!.. looks like it doesn’t hurt as much maybe lol
Getting this ASAP, bc these braids I hv it now I can’t sleep they so dam tight.
I’m sure it’s in VA too but for an arm and a leg
hmmmmmmmmmmm
Wooowwwwwwww come to Florida
Oml i need that ****
You got it!!
Elaine, I love this sew in! If only my hair was straight
Awesome technique great idea love it!
Come to me I’ll do for you my friend form Jamaica show me how to do it. Wave hair.
Yea but wouldnt I have to cut my track I guess if you plan on sealing the weft then its ok
Neat!
Why do you continue to promote ‘fake hair?” Your website is called, “Black Hair” (not Black Hairstyles). There is nothing more beautiful than someone’s natural hair. And knowing where all of the fake hair comes from (dead people, very poor women in other countries who have to sell their hair for money, etc.) makes me cringe. Stop being so lazy!! Work with your own hair and make it look desirable. When I first saw the picture of the little girl, I thought, “that’s really pretty!” Then when I realized it wasn’t her own hair, my opposing demons surfaced. It’s great to teach children to love themselves. However when you have them with fake hair, it’s sending out a message that their own hair isn’t good enough and the only way to look better is to slap on a weave, wig, etc. I wore a weave before and the first time my boyfriend detected it, that was one of the most embarrassing moments. I know that it’s one of the latest things right now, but ok already, let’s get past it!!!! Wearing protective styles DO NOT include weaves —- wigs would be fine, but NOT always — Geesh! let your own hair breathe. Also, you’re making the foreign manufacturers RICH while you go broke. Wake Up! Stop it! Be Proud Of Who/What You Are! Stop being phoney and using the excuse, “oh this is my protective style.” What’s it protecting you from? Taking care of your own hair? Sure, other nationalities wear weaves also, but the question is, “do they really need it? Are they wearing it because they can’t grow their own hair? Or just trying something new?” My sister had waist length hair and she foolishly had a weave put in (because she wanted thickness). When she ‘finally’ had the weave taken out, her hair was shorter than mine (shoulder length). She was horrified and was eventually told (by the stylist who put the weave in) that the excess stress and pull from the weave and lack of oxygen to the scalp was what caused her hair to fall out. She now has no edges and is forced to wear wigs to hide the disgusting damage. My suggestion is that IF you feel the need to wear a weave, then please do it in modesty (don’t keep it in forever) and request that the stylist do not put it in your hair TOO TIGHT. You may look great for a temporary time, but at the end of the day, you know that it’s not your own hair and you’re living a lie. All for what? Food for thought: While at work one day, we were having lunch outside on the cafeteria balcony. One of the ladies had a weave (we all knew) but since it was her decision we said nothing about it. It was very windy that day, but the climate was nice. A strong wind came and blew her hair loose. At that point you could see the tracks. She didn’t have a clue and everyone was secretly making fun of her. I nudged her and told her what we saw. She made a quick B-Line back into the building and left early that day. She must’ve been SO embarrassed! Of course, the gossip started and folks were saying things like, why do we always have to be fake; her hair is a nice length so why is she wearing that smelly weave, etc. Some I believe were just jealous of how nice she looked, but most were serious and they wore their own hair All Of The Time and looked very presentable. On another note, why do you think that some people ask if they can touch your hair? Honestly, some of them simply want to see if your real hair and if it’s not, then they have something to joke about. A protective style was originally when a person had their own hair braided and they wore a wig for about a week and then each week they would unbraid their hair and wash/condition it and then wear the wig again. Also, they would have their wigs CLEANED! You can’t really do that with a weave. The hair textures generally won’t match under those circumstances. Stop showing the world that you’re ashamed of who you are and making the weave industry rich. Wake up, wake up!!
was this a natural hair debate or was it a weave post? i’m confused.if it was a natural hair vs real hair post i’d understand more.people are entitled to do their hair anyway they choose.give credit where credit is do….this sew in came out nice. i’m not personally a fan of it but it still came out dope.
It’s not faking the Caucasian hair. It is just trying something different. I am natural and shoot I want it to just give my hair a break. matter of fact most of her hair is in a protective style. No I can understand you not liking it and of course we can say what we want. But I am just saying I disagree with your comment.
Not true I know plenty of black woman wuth hair down to there butts and most Caucasian women I kno hair is just below bra strap length..smh when will we stop with the stereotypes????
I want my hair done its nice…
@shennelle Roberts your ignorant. My hair was to my but by the age of 4 along with almost all my family smh and I’m african American
Lol ive considered this but never tried lol real creative
Damn I want like that! Mrs Queen Mama
Natural Nazis. No one bats an eye when a Caucasian women dyes her hair every color of the rainbow, but a Black woman gets relaxers, all the sudden she is insecure and is not accepting of herself.
It’s just hair, and each women wears their hair the way they see fit, no matter the ethnicity.
Is this a little girl? I have to ask why anyone would be sewing hair into a child’s head. Natural styles would be just fine
it’s not a little girl
Ohhhh
Sure looks like one from the back. ๐
I love this. Does anybody know anyone that could do this in north Carolina? Preferably in Raleigh/Durham area?
but her hair is already long?
Latoya Corley
I like that for my granddaughter
sew in ? Is this a weave?
How can i get one of those i would like to be a head model so people can practice on my hair
Very nice
Niceeeeere
Pure talent
Oh my stars gotta try dat tho
It’s crazy how hair styles cause so much opinionated conflict… I think it’s pretty simple to appreciate that everyone is different and prefer different things. This hair industry is a mess, Why did I get involved? Anyways, Shout Outs to the stylist who did this. Your work looks GREAT! ๐
Oh I got you boo
If your hair is long, this will not turn out right. It will be entirely too bumpy. Wish I could have this done but with waist length hair. …. NOT HAPPENING