We do not recommend removing weaves yourself, but if you do please follow the following instructions to help avoid costly hair repairs when you return for your next weave.

Tools Needed

• Tear Comb
• Razor Blade (Single Edge)
• Hair Polish

 

Crown Sewing

• Comb hair first.
• Remove top closure.
• With a single sided razor gently start to remove the sewn in hair from the top of your head first working in a circular pattern to the bottom of your hair line.
• Once all the sewn in hair is removed, again with a single sided razor blade begin removing the net. Start from the top of your head working in a circular pattern to the bottom of the netting. Note: Never start from the bottom of the hair line.
• Spray in hair polish on all braids.
• Start removing braids from the top of your head first working in a circular pattern to the bottom of your hair line.
• Comb hair thoroughly starting from the scalp through to the ends. Note: If hair is not combed out well tangling or dreads may occur.
• Shampoo and condition hair thoroughly.

 

Partial Weave

• Comb hair first.
• With a single sided razor gently start to remove the sewn in hair from the top of your head first working in a circular pattern to the bottom of your hair line.
• Once all the sewn in hair is removed, again with a single sided razor blade begin removing the net. Start from the top of your head working in a circular pattern to the bottom of the netting. Note: Never start from the bottom of the hair line.
• Spray in hair polish on all braids.
• Start removing braids from the top of your head first working in a circular pattern to the bottom of your hair line.
• Comb hair thoroughly starting from the scalp through to the ends. Note: If hair is not combed out well tangling or dreads may occur.
• Shampoo and condition hair thoroughly.