To Glue or not to Glue???

I am wearing shrinkies right now and I do really like them!!  I had my stylist put them in, but then had to go in myself and put about 100 more strands, so I do not have even rows or sections.  I feel that my hair gets realy piecey unless I brush it all the time.  I am wondering if I should try bonding wefts to my hair instead of doing strand by strand.  Any suggestions???

THanks

i think blow drying is key, but i have no tolerance for it, but agree it is key. also, i am dying to try sherries sandwiching weft technique.

I have glued in wefts right now using the LG glue. I really like to have shrinkies on the sides of my head and the bottom rows in the back and then glue in a few wefts on top. I can actually glue the wefts in pretty easy on myself but they only last about two weeks before I have to reglue. I tried the sandwich method but got glue everywhere!

Pieceyness is a problem, to a certain extent, with most strand-by-strand methods, especially if your own hair is thin and/or short and you've got lots of extensions. The install makes a difference, though--to minimize pieceness, you want to do the smallest possible strands in the highest possible amount. So, say you have 125 medium-sized strands; you'll probably have more luck with 250 supersmall strands.

Blow-drying and styling does help to break up the pieceness, and the straighter the hair, usually the more noticeable the pieceness. So, if you can curl it a bit with an iron or rollers, it'll break up that "sparse," disconnected look considerably.

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Bonded wefts are great but are not  long lasting.
If you want to avoid pieciness, use a densly bristled natural hair brush.
No balls on the ends of bristles, no hard plastic.
Anything else will not fluff the hair out as much.