If you’re looking for a cute new style, you may just have found it. The sew in bob is an utterly versatile trend right now, the hairstyle that allows you to enhance volume, layers, and chic of your ‘do in an instant. Whether you’re looking to shake things up with an ombre color or go seriously bold with an asymmetrical cut, a simple weave may be the way to go. Here are just 20 different ways to rock this mode.
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Why Sew-In Weaves?
Votes at hair care forums prove that black ladies love sew-in weaves, as they give natural hair a break, and help its growth. At the same time you are wearing a hairstyle you love because you choose the perfect length, color, and texture. If you’ve never had a weave but happened to read horror stories about them, we’ll help you to succeed with your first sew-in. All questions you may have about it are answered below, and there’s also an inspirational gallery as a bonus!
Bob Sew-In Options
Let’s say you’ve always wanted a stylish bob. Now you can have it. To decide on the style, you want to consider which of the following options you prefer:
- Centre-parted or side-parted?
- Asymmetrical or blunt and one Length?
- With bangs or without?
- Straight, body wave or loose wave?
What Types of Hair Works Best for Sew-in Bobs?
The most popular picks for bobs are Outre Purple Pack and Saga Remy.
How Much Hair for a Bob?
2-3 bundles of 12 or 14? hair for a full look that you’ll have cut in the length and style you prefer. Some use just 1,5 bundles of 10? hair, but more bundles and longer hair means you won’t have thin ends.
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Concerns You May Have About Weaves
The greatest concern you may have is that your sew-in will look wiggy, unnatural, lumpy… Another one is associated with potential damage to your natural hair.
Speaking of a natural-looking weave, of course everyone understands you need to go to a licensed stylist, however, even if you do so, that is no guarantee you’ll get the result you want. The best idea we suggest is to hire someone whose work you’ve seen (better in real life) and really liked.
