Method for attaching hair extensions
OwnerMcKenzie Turleyinventor
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Abstract
A method of attaching hair extensions includes sectioning, beading, securing, and stitching hair extensions into a client's hair. Sectioning allows a hairdresser to properly place the hair extension, which creates beads that are unseen. The beads may be placed so as to allow a flexible groove to place the wefts. Securing the wefts includes a pattern of stitching that places a stitch at a side, middle, opposite side, and between the beads. This stitching pattern promotes secure wefts as well as prevents damage to scalp and hair.
Claims20
A method of attaching hair extensions comprising:
- determining a location to section a client's natural hair;
- using a hair separator to section a bottom row from a portion of natural hair of a client and creating a bottom row in a horseshoe pattern;
- using the hair separator to section a top row from another portion of natural hair above the bottom row and creating the horseshoe pattern;
- creating a dropout section between the bottom row and the top row;
- measuring bead dropout sections and clamping a bead on each of the bead dropout sections;
- securing at least one bottom weft on the bottom row and at least one top weft on the top row via hair clips;
- using a stitching pattern to secure the at least one bottom weft and the at least one top weft to the client, the stitching pattern comprising:
- placing at least one first side bead stitch on an outside edge of a bead,
- placing at least one bead stitch behind the bead and up through a center of each of the bead dropout sections,
- placing at least one second side bead stitch on an opposite side of the bead from the first side bead stitch, and
- placing at least one weft stitch between each of the beads.
A method of attaching hair extensions comprising:
- determining a location to section a client's natural hair by checking for coverage of at least one bottom weft and at least one top weft at an ear area, a recession point, and a part line;
- using a hair separator to section a bottom row from a portion of natural hair of a client and creating a bottom row in a horseshoe pattern;
- using a hair separator to section a top row from another portion of natural hair above the bottom row and creating the horseshoe pattern;
- creating a dropout section between the bottom row and the top row;
- measuring bead dropout sections and placing the bead away from a scalp of the client to create a flexible groove;
- clamping a bead on each of the bead dropout sections;
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- securing the at least one bottom weft on the bottom row and the at least one top weft on the top row via hair clips;
- wherein a top portion of the bottom weft is positioned such that it is between the bead and the scalp when the drop out sections are let down.
A method of attaching hair extensions comprising:
- sectioning a bottom row and a top row from a portion of natural hair;
- creating a dropout section between the bottom row and the top row;
- clamping a bead on each of a plurality of bead dropout sections;
- securing at least one bottom weft on the bottom row and at least one top weft on the top row;
- using a stitching pattern to secure the at least one bottom weft and the at least one top weft to the client, the stitching pattern comprising:
- placing at least one first side bead stitch on an outside edge of a bead,
- placing at least one bead stitch behind the bead and through a center of each of the bead dropout sections,
- placing at least one second side bead stitch on an opposite side of the first side bead stitch, and
- placing at least one weft stitch between each of the beads.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.