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Fashion watch on weaves

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Wearing a hair weave has become the new fashion accessory and celebrity hair stylist, Dontay Savoy says now that we’re in the thick of summer, being knowledgeable about your weave is essential. The biggest concern is how to maintain the same sheen it had, when it was first installed.

Check out what Dontay’s five key tips were to stay unbe-weavable!

 

 

Buy the right hair shade as a building block: “For consistency, get a natural brown weave color, that way it’s easier to custom color to match your exact hair shade.”

Sheen starts in the shower: “When washing and conditioning your sewn-in, use proper sulfate-free products that will nourish your real hair and add a natural sheen to the weave. He recommends Sebastian Penatraitt shampoo and conditioner.”

Grab a book and relax: “Sit under the dryer! With weave you need to make sure your hair is fully dry all the way down to the cornrows to avoid molding. Your scalp should be 100 percent dry. Check to see if you’re finished by feeling the roots of your hair.”

Don’t sweat it: “For those days when you’ve sweated through your hair, apply a dry shampoo spray and sit under the dryer again. If you absolutely cannot stand the overhead dryer, use a blow dryer and hit the most moist spots.”

Take risk, at your own pace: “Be adventurous with your hair [when you can be]. Dontay is a fan of 1920s waved hair and over-the-top Victorian hair styles. Basically, hair that makes a statement. “I always compare hair to Arts & Crafts; you find ways to do it better every time you style it.”

 

 

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