Emonae

Before you book a closure sew in behind the hairline, let’s clear something up! 👀

YOU STILL HAVE TO BLEND YOUR LEAVE OUT!

The goal is to get your natural hair to blend seamlessly with your bundles, but if you’re constantly fighting your leave out every morning, here’s a tip!

Use a good edge control and Ebin spray to help your leave out blend and hold its style longer, so you don’t have to keep restyling it as frequently.

Remember, humidity, sweating, and your natural hair texture can affect how long your blend lasts. Use heat sparingly to help protect your leave out from excessive heat damage.

At EMC, I want you to love your install AND understand how to maintain it.

Brooklyn, NY 📍 Ready for your next sew in?

Comment “SEWIN” for booking information.

Tired of fighting with your leave out just to get your sew in to blend? Your next hairstyle might be the one that changes everything.

Closure Sew In Behind the Hairline

Get the natural, leave out look without the daily struggle of blending your real hair. This technique gives you a seamless finish, less leave out to manage, and a low maintenance style that keeps you looking put together.

Perfect for the woman who wants beautiful hair without the extra work.

October bookings are open. Limited appointments available in Brooklyn, NYC.

Comment “CLOSURE” to get the service details and booking information.

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You made the right choice finding a stylist who specializes in seamless closure sew-ins.

A closure customized to sit behind your natural hairline for that seamless, “is that her real hair?” finish.

No obvious closure.

No daily leave-out blending.

No constantly flat-ironing your natural hair.

No spending 30 minutes trying to make your install look natural.

Just a low-maintenance sew-in that looks good from every angle.

DM “CLOSURE” to book your appointment.

Is there really a “healthy hair tax”? 👀

If a client has long, thick, or very dense hair, the service may require more time, product, and work.

But let’s be clear…
You’re not charging someone because their hair is healthy.

You’re charging for the additional labor required to properly service their hair.

As hairstylists, we have to price based on the time and work involved, while also making sure our clients understand exactly what they’re paying for.

Healthy hair shouldn’t be a punishment.

Hairstylists, would you charge extra for long or extremely thick hair?

Just another episode of…
LIFE ISN’T PERFECT, BUT YOUR HAIR CAN BE.
Houston edition: 72 hours.