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Get The Look!
Hair by Lisa McIntosh for Angelie Martin-Spencer (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Lifestyle, Tuesday Style, Vows
November 19, 2024

Get The Look!

Get The Look with Lisa McIntosh

 

Lisa McIntosh for Neah Lis, who created the look, shares tips on maintaining the look!

 

Step 1: Wash and condition hair as usual.

 

NB:
With a fabulous weave hairstyle, we often forget our own hair buried underneath. So treat your weave like you would want to treat your real hair. Extensions can get dry, too! So use the best possible products.

 

Step 2: Protect hair that is left out!

I have heard so many horror stories of women ‘blow-frying’ or curling their own hair on a daily basis in order for it to blend in with the texture of their weave. If you are wearing a partial weave be sure to protect your own hair that’s left out.

When you need to touch-up with a flat iron or blow dryer, be sure to use a heat protectant.

 

Step 3: How to style and maintain

Treat your weave like your own hair.

This bob hairstyle may involve blow-drying or using a flat iron for a polished look.

Consider how much time you can dedicate to styling… A bob can be low-maintenance but styling products may be needed for volume and texture.

A recent visit to Neah Lis for a wash and to add volume in the back and top and a trim, for a more graded look resulted in yet another fab look.

Hair was sourced by Lisa McIntosh, washed and trimmed..

Hair bonding glue is used to secure rows of hair..

‘I was travelling for an event and wanted a particular look and little maintenance.’ — Angelie Martin-Spencer .

Bonding a few rows to add length, volume and colour..

Hair is cut and layered to required length..

...then curled.

Wash and condition hair as usual!.

Lisa McIntosh’s tools of the trade.

House of Neahlis principal Lisa McIntosh Naphtali Junior

The dropper applicator ensures the oil goes on your hair and scalp and not the weave..

Made with a blend of organic Brazilian oils, the Mielle Babassu Brazilian Curly Cocktail Curl Mousse locks moisture into curls while providing ultimate definition..

Protects leave-out against thermal styling.

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