QUICK WEAVE CLOSURE - ASHINE HAIR

Hey everyone! I'm so excited to share my latest hair journey with the Ashine Hair Deep Curly quick weave closure. If you're like me and love a flawless look without the commitment of a sew-in, then a quick weave closure is definitely worth trying. I recently got my hands on the 16", 18", and 20" bundles of this gorgeous deep curly texture, and let me tell you, the installation process was smoother than I expected! Getting a perfect quick weave closure install isn't just about glue and tracks; it starts with good preparation. First, I made sure my natural hair was clean, conditioned, and neatly braided down. A flat braiding pattern is crucial for a smooth foundation – think cornrows going straight back or in a beehive pattern, depending on your head shape. Next, I used a protective wig cap. You can either use two caps for extra protection or a single cap and apply a liquid protectant. This step is vital to shield your hair from the adhesive. Once the cap was secured, I outlined where I wanted my quick weave closure to sit with a white eyeliner pencil. This helps ensure precise placement later on. Now, for the star of the show: the closure quick weave install itself! This is where many people get nervous, but it's totally manageable. I started by applying a thin layer of weave glue around the perimeter of my outlined closure area on the cap, letting it get tacky. Then, I carefully placed the Ashine Deep Curly closure, aligning it perfectly with my hairline and the outline. I gently pressed it down, ensuring it was flat and secure. Some people prefer to sew the closure down for extra security, even in a quick weave, and that's always an option if you're comfortable with it. The key is to make sure your closure lays flat and looks natural. After the closure was firmly in place, I moved on to laying the tracks. With the Ashine Hair Deep Curly bundles, I started from the back, working my way up to the closure. I applied a small amount of glue to the weft, waited for it to get tacky, and then pressed it onto the cap. Cutting the wefts as little as possible helps prevent shedding, so I tried to use the 'fold-over' method when I reached the ends of a row. For the deep curly texture, it’s important to lay the tracks close together to ensure a full, voluminous look that blends seamlessly with the closure. I always make sure each track is flat against the cap, creating a smooth canvas for styling. Once all the tracks were laid, it was time for blending and styling. The Ashine Deep Curly hair is just stunning! To keep the curls defined and reduce frizz, I used a water and leave-in conditioner mix. I gently finger-combed through the hair, defining the curls and blending them into the closure. A little bit of mousse can also help set the style. The 16", 18", and 20" lengths create a beautiful, layered effect that looks incredibly natural and full. To maintain this gorgeous look, I treat my Ashine quick weave closure like my own hair. I tie it down with a silk scarf or bonnet at night to prevent tangling and frizz. For washing, I use a sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner, allowing it to air dry as much as possible. With proper care, this quick weave closure install can last for several weeks, making it a fantastic protective style. If you're looking for quality deep curly hair for your next quick weave, I highly recommend checking out Ashine Hair on TikTok or Amazon. You won't be disappointed with the results!