When sewing, gluing or weaving Brazilian Hair, or tracks, into hair, it is common to braid the hair beforehand. Typically, the hair is braided into cornrows, which are also called flat braids because they lay against the scalp. The braid requires each piece of hair to be weaved, or intertwined, with another. When preparing cornrows for a weave, you will braid the hair in a circular direction, around the head, following the circumference of the scalp.

1. Comb hair thoroughly.

2. Separate and pin up any Brazilian Hair Bundles that will not be included in the cornrow and that will be used to cover up the tracks of the extensions.

3. Part the Brazilian Human Hair with the comb. It is easiest to braid beginning at the side of the scalp, directly underneath any hair that will be left out, and working your way down and around to the other side. The part should be in a circle and should be a half an inch to an inch from the hairline depending upon how wide the cornrow will be.

4. Group a small bunch of hair together at the beginning of the part formed in Step 3.

5. Divide that bunch of hair into three separate strands and braid the hair into the first segment, or stitch. After each of the three strands of hair has been intertwined within the braid, add more loose hair to the middle strand before beginning the next stitch of the braid. Each strand of hair should be braided together once, then more hair should be added to the middle strand before proceeding with the next braid stitch. This procedure will keep the braid close to the scalp.

6. Braid the hair around the scalp until you have reached the end of the part.

7. Part another segment of hair to form the next braid around the circumference of the scalp, if one is needed for additional hair extension applications. Start this cornrow by pulling in the excess hair from the last cornrow, or braid, and repeat the braiding process until all hair that is to be braided has been included in one of the cornrows. Now you will be ready to apply your hair extensions.


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There are many methods to go about this, but one of the safest is the sew-in. As opposed to using glue, or the bonding method that is done with fusions, your Human Hair Wigs is completely protected while applying a sew-in. Learn the safe and correct way to apply extensions to your hair by using a needle and thread.

1. Start with a clean and conditioned head of Brazilian Hair. Sew-in weaves are usually left in for about 3 to 4 weeks. Your scalp will accumulate oil, therefore you need to have as little product on the hair and scalp as possible.

2. Cornrow your 360 Lace Frontal. Cornrows are braids that go straight to the back. You can also try braiding the hair in a circle around the head. Either way, you will need to create several of them, because each braid will be used to hold a hair track or weft. If you are going for bangs with this look, braid the hair in a circular pattern.

3. Decide how wide you would like the hair pieces to be before you sew them in. They don't have to be the entire length of the braids themselves. Take a needle and thread it, just like you would do if you were sewing an article of clothing.

4. Take the hair track and place it on top of the braid as close to the scalp as possible. Use the needle and thread, and begin to sew the track lining onto the braid. Make sure the thread is the same color as your hair, and that the thread is firmly pulled. Continue to do this over the entire head. Once your done applying a track, cut the thread as close as possible to the top of the track lining.

5. Comb out the newly applied hair, and check for empty spaces. Check to see if the track lining is visible. If there is a thinness to your hair, apply another layer to that particular spot. You can do this by sewing another track onto one that you have already applied. Fullness is key.


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