Methods On How To Hair Weave

Although not my favorite method of hair styling, weaving has been with us before the days of Cleopatra and it still very popular today,

Below are a couple videos on how you can weave hair in your home.

Dezi uses the glue method. Instead of gluing the hair directly to her head she elects to glue the pieces onto a weave cap. This is method is very easy, and look how glorious the finish weave wig looks.

 

For weaving to your own hair or using a weave/wig cap you’ll need the following supplies:

1 Pack of  weaving hair human, Black Hairspray

Styrofoam Head With Face

Salon Care Steel Wig T-Pins

Salon Care Practice Manikin Head Holder
Hair Bonding Glue

8" Nano Rat Tail Comb
Flat Iron
Hair Scissors
Hair Ties
Duck Bill Clips
Blow dryer
Hair Conditioner

Hair Weaving Set

 

Candy shows you how to weave the hair directly to your head. This method also looks easy. The video is a little blurred towards end but Candy adjusts it. So hangs in there with it. You just corn roll your own hair and then sew the tracks of the weave hair to corn rolls. Candy makes this looks easy. The drawback to this method is that over time it can break your own hair. Other than that Candy looks marvelous. 

1 Pack of Weaving Hair Human

8" Nano Rat Tail Comb
Flat Iron
Hair Scissors
Hair Ties
Duck Bill Clips
Blow dryer
Hair Conditioner

Hair Weaving Set

So here we are with two great method of how to save on those salon trips and weave your hair in the comfort of your home.

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What’s in Momma Evelyn's Teacup?

Have you ever wanted that special cup of tea, but you cannot find it in the stores. Well, I am a tea lover. I prefer it over coffee. My favorite tea is a rich combination of Assam, Ceylon, and Kenyan black teas that I import from overseas. 

To make a pot of tea, I stir the following ingredients into a standard size ceramic tea pot filled with water and a tea ball.

¼ tsp. of ground Saigon Cinnamon

¼ tsp. of ground Ginger

1/8 tsp of ground Cloves

¼ tsp. of ground Black Pepper 

Next I pack the tea ball with 1 ¼ tablespoon of the loose leaf tea for richer flavor. You can use more or less tea per your personal taste. 

Finally, I brew my tea in the microwave (Yes, the Microwave) using the Beverage setting for three minutes and ten seconds.  When the brewing is complete I let the pot sit from 2 to 3 minutes. Then I stir it and brew the tea for another minute. 

Using a pot holder, I remove the pot from the microwave and let it cool a few moments. I then pour myself a richly tasting cup of the tea to which I add sugar to sweeten. You can sweeten it with honey if you desire. 

You can also brew the tea with ground Chicory or Cardamom. 

However, the best way to find the right combination of tea and spices that suits your palate is to experiment.