Safe removal of a frontal sew in is very important so that the natural hair and scalp are safe from damage. These steps will help in having a gentle and effective process:
1. Tools Required
The items needed include scissors, a rat-tail comb, a mirror, hair clips, and a detangling spray or oil (coconut or olive oil).
2. Tended Hair Section
Using the clips, section the hair into smaller sections for easier work locating the threads and not pulling your natural hair.
3. Cut the Thread, Not The Hair
Carefully look for the thread sew into place for the frontal, cuts knots or stitches with scissors, and does not cut at all into natural hair. A mirror or a friend can avoid accidents.
4. Gently Peel Off The Frontal
Once cut, lift the frontal away from the scalp slowly.
5. Un-braiding And Detangling
Once the frontal is off, carefully undo the cornrows. Oil or detangling spray on the braids, while you unravel them, prevents breakage. Use a wide tooth comb to detangle from ends to roots.
6. Wash And Condition
Scalp and hair cleaning should be done in a moisturizing shampoo with a deep conditioner to restore the missing moisture and strength.
7. Let Your Hair Breathe
Post sew in at least one week leave your hair without another sew in and kept moisturized and protected during that time.
You can securely remove the frontal sew in without damaging strong, healthy hair by following these easy instructions.
1. Tools Required
The items needed include scissors, a rat-tail comb, a mirror, hair clips, and a detangling spray or oil (coconut or olive oil).
2. Tended Hair Section
Using the clips, section the hair into smaller sections for easier work locating the threads and not pulling your natural hair.
3. Cut the Thread, Not The Hair
Carefully look for the thread sew into place for the frontal, cuts knots or stitches with scissors, and does not cut at all into natural hair. A mirror or a friend can avoid accidents.
4. Gently Peel Off The Frontal
Once cut, lift the frontal away from the scalp slowly.
5. Un-braiding And Detangling
Once the frontal is off, carefully undo the cornrows. Oil or detangling spray on the braids, while you unravel them, prevents breakage. Use a wide tooth comb to detangle from ends to roots.
6. Wash And Condition
Scalp and hair cleaning should be done in a moisturizing shampoo with a deep conditioner to restore the missing moisture and strength.
7. Let Your Hair Breathe
Post sew in at least one week leave your hair without another sew in and kept moisturized and protected during that time.
You can securely remove the frontal sew in without damaging strong, healthy hair by following these easy instructions.