Collection:Wefts (Weaves)

Keep your weave clean and moisturized by washing with sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner. Gently detangle with a wide-tooth comb, avoid heavy oils on the roots, and always wrap or braid your hair at night to prevent tangling.

Yes, you can swim and work out, but it’s best to tie your hair up and wear a swim cap when possible. After swimming or sweating, wash and condition your weave to keep it fresh and prevent build-up.

Human hair weaves can be styled with heat tools like flat irons or curling wands, but always use a heat protectant. Synthetic weaves should not be flat-ironed unless they are labeled as heat-safe.

Weft extensions give you full, thick, and natural-looking hair. They’re long-lasting, reusable, and blend beautifully, making them a great choice for anyone wanting extra volume or length.

Yes, wefts can work for thin hair, but they must be applied carefully to avoid stress on the scalp. Our stylists use lightweight wefts or smaller sections to make them comfortable and natural.

Weft extensions are usually applied by sewing them onto small braids or attaching them with microbeads. This should be done by a professional stylist for a secure, natural look.

To All My Black Girls stylist removes wefts by carefully cutting the thread or loosening the beads. This ensures your natural hair stays healthy and avoids unnecessary breakage.

With proper care, weft extensions can last 6–9 months or even longer. You’ll need to get them tightened every 6 weeks and refitted every 2–3 months as your natural hair grows.