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Sewing in single tracks or extensions is a great way to add volume and length to your hair while maintaining a natural look. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you do it:

What You’ll Need:
• Wefted hair extensions (human or synthetic)
• C-curve needle and weaving thread (matching your hair color)
• Rat-tail comb
• Hair clips
• Scissors

Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Prepare Your Hair
• Start with clean, dry hair.
• Use a rat-tail comb to create a horizontal part where you want to sew in the track.
• Clip the rest of your hair out of the way.

2. Create a Foundation Braid (Optional)
• If you want a secure base, braid a thin cornrow along the part where you’ll attach the track.
• If you prefer a more flexible install, you can sew the extension onto your natural hair without a braid (this works best for thicker hair).

3. Measure and Cut the Weft
• Hold the track against your part and measure the length needed.
• Cut the weft to the right length. To reduce shedding, seal the cut edges with fabric glue or a weft sealer.

4. Thread the Needle
• Use a C-curve needle and weaving thread that matches your hair color.
• Knot the end of the thread to secure it.

5. Sew in the Track
• Start at one end of the track and secure it with a few stitches.
• Use a looping or over-and-under stitch to sew the weft onto the braid or natural hair.
• Avoid pulling too tightly to prevent tension on your scalp.
• Continue stitching along the entire track, securing the ends with double stitches.

6. Finish and Blend
• Once the track is sewn in, knot the thread securely and cut the excess.
• Style your hair to blend the extensions with your natural hair.

Tips for a Natural Look:
• Place the tracks close to your scalp but not too tight to avoid discomfort.
• Use a flat iron or curling iron to blend your hair with the extensions.
• Avoid too many tracks in one area to prevent bulkiness.

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