Can Somebody Please Tell Me

[LookingandListening]

Where I can purchase an instaweave. Also, how would I wear it. Do I have to wrap the hair or do I cornrow or what looks best underneath?

 

[moda]

I would reco a local BSS, you can also purchase them online, however, I would not reco purchasing it online unless you have seen the hair up close. I purchased a drawsting pony online and it was a total waste of $$. How you wear your hair underneath could depend on your hair's length. Can't go wrong with cornrows, a low ponytail will work if your hair is not too long. I do not think a wrap would work, but I could be wrong. HTH

 

[chellee]

I would suggest going to a beauty supply store also. They are not all one-size-fits-all (found this out the hard way). You can purchase a wig cap and they usually allow you to try them on in front of a mirror. I would cornrow my hair underneath but make sure not to forget about it. Continue to moisturize your rows with braid spray and wash as regularly as you would if your hair were out (take advantage of not having to go in between the cobwebs of threads you would have it were a real weaved style). As long as you pay attention to the tension from the combs and the added stress on your hairline and exposed hair, you will be fine.

Oh, and take pics so I can copy, LOL!

 

[Ashee]

Where I can purchase an instaweave. Also, how would I wear it. Do I have to wrap the hair or do I cornrow or what looks best underneath?

You can buy them at most BSS that sells hair (ponytails, wigs, etc.)
I like to do cornrows under mine, it gives it a more sturdy foundation sort-to-speak....
I tried the bun but that left a hump underneath. Then I tucked my hair under, but I didn't like that & it felt like it left a possibility for it to get tangled... Flat Twists work also!!
There is a long clip in front & in the back of the wig, they are to be placed in the hair.... your hair... They are hair combs attactched to the wig actually!!
Check out Outre.com (or do a search for Outre - name of company) they have one called FullCap (usual name for a lot of them) & they also have a picture to show you how to apply it on!
-HTH