Post by alihair on Nov 17, 2017 2:26:39 GMT -5
Sew-in, glue-in and braid-in methods are all popular weaving techniques, each with their own pros and cons. Fusion Brazilian Hair is a technique that is not as well recognized compared to other weaving methods. The process of creating fusion Peruvian Hair is referred to as "tipping." The tipping procedure includes coating the weave tips in glue, for them to later be applied into the hair. Although the tipping process can be time consuming, DIY tipping allows you to use the exact hair type, color and desired length for your Human Hair Weave.
1. Spread a piece of parchment paper onto a hard work space. The parchment paper will prevent your hair extensions from sticking directly to your work space once the glue is applied.
2. Break the keratin fusion glue sticks into smaller pieces so they are able to fit into the fusion melting pot.
3. Place the cut-up keratin glue stick pieces into the fusion melting pot and melt the glue.
4. Cut small sections from your hair weave and wait for the keratin glue to melt completely.
5. Put on the fusion finger guards to prevent hot keratin glue from coming into direct contact with your hands.
6. Dip the first three-quarters of an inch of a small section of hair into the melted glue, remove and quickly roll between your fingers until a point is created.
7. Lay the fusion extension bundles onto the parchment paper to dry.
8. Continue this process until the desired amount of fusion hair extensions is created.
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1. Spread a piece of parchment paper onto a hard work space. The parchment paper will prevent your hair extensions from sticking directly to your work space once the glue is applied.
2. Break the keratin fusion glue sticks into smaller pieces so they are able to fit into the fusion melting pot.
3. Place the cut-up keratin glue stick pieces into the fusion melting pot and melt the glue.
4. Cut small sections from your hair weave and wait for the keratin glue to melt completely.
5. Put on the fusion finger guards to prevent hot keratin glue from coming into direct contact with your hands.
6. Dip the first three-quarters of an inch of a small section of hair into the melted glue, remove and quickly roll between your fingers until a point is created.
7. Lay the fusion extension bundles onto the parchment paper to dry.
8. Continue this process until the desired amount of fusion hair extensions is created.
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WigginsHair Website：https://www.wigginshair.com
