Naya Reine Co

Sew-ins aren’t as complex as you think, you just have to have a solid technique.

Do you feel like every sew-in technique you try just isn’t doing it for you and your clients? How long are your sew-ins lasting?🤔

Let’s talk in the comments 👇🏻

It wasn’t an easy decision but it was the best decision☺️

I did not expect to become a stay at home mom and a work from home hairstylist all at once lol but I’m taking every moment in and grateful for it. Thank you for everyone who has been patient during this time.

It took so much for me to let braiding go because that’s what started my business, I was familiar with it. But little did I know that would be the one thing to take my business to the next level. ↗️

I’m no longer burned out from the long hours of standing and hands swelling, I have more time on my hands, and I make more than what I would make on one client braiding with multiple clients.

It’s okay to rebrand and shift your focus on something new as a hairstylist, that’s what it’s all about! We have the gift God gave us to be creative and explore, not putting ourself in a box.

The traditional sew-in course is now on sale⭐️ Click the link in my bio to shift your career as a hairstylist.

10/10 purchase!🔥 Click the link in my bio to get your curly hair for the summer! ⭐️

Lemoda Hair

Foundation makes the install, the end result represents it.✨

The biggest mistake I see is braids being too bulky or placed without intention.

Your braid pattern isn’t just about getting the hair down, it controls how flat your install lays, how natural your leave out blends, and how long your sew-in actually lasts. If your foundation is uneven, your tracks will follow that same shape. That’s where the bulk, tension, and short wear time come from.

When I install, every braid has a purpose! The placement, size, and tension all matter if you want a result that looks natural and lasts. This is exactly what I break down step by step inside my sew-in course.

If your installs aren’t lasting the way they should, comment “Sew In” and I’ll send you the course. 💫
coco

You don’t have a lace problem, you have a customization problem.

If your client has a low hairline and you place that lace straight across without adjusting it… it’s going to look off every time. This is why some installs look natural and some don’t.

Every hairline is different and if you’re not plucking and laying the lace to match your client, your final look will always look “off”.

In my lace plucking tutorial I break down exactly how to customize lace for different hairlines so your installs actually blend and look natural on your client.

If your goal is cleaner installs and clients that keep coming back, this is something you need to learn💫

Tap the link in my bio to get the tutorial💻co

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