How weaving is done
A thin track is braided or beaded close to the scalp using your own hair, and the base is stitched onto it. No heat, no adhesive. As your hair grows the track loosens slightly, so a tightening visit every four to six weeks keeps the hold firm and the style fresh.
Book a fitting consultationIndicative starting price
Includes the system, colour match, first weave, cut and style. Tightening visits are priced separately and explained up front.
Indicative starting price. Written quote at your free consultation.
Three questions people ask
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Does weaving damage my own hair?
Done properly, no — the track is kept comfortably loose and moved slightly at each visit so no single spot carries the tension.
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Does it feel tight?
Snug for the first day, then you forget it. If it ever feels tight, come in — a tightening visit should never hurt.
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Can I switch to bonding later?
Yes. Many clients try weaving first and switch, or the other way round. The system itself is the same.