What does a "full sew-in weave" technique involve?

The full sew-in weave technique primarily involves sewing wefts of hair into a foundation created by braiding the natural hair. This method ensures a secure and long-lasting hold for the extensions, allowing for a seamless blend with the natural hair. The braids serve as a base for the wefts, providing both stability and support. This technique can create a variety of styles and is popular for its versatility and the natural appearance it can provide when installed correctly.

Other options discuss different methods or components unrelated to the full sew-in technique. For example, using glue to attach wefts is a different technique altogether known as a glue-in weave, which can be less secure and may cause damage to the natural hair. Natural hair only implies a method that does not use extensions, which is not applicable to the full sew-in. Finally, adding extensions with color bonds refers to bead or fusion techniques, which are not part of the sewing process used in a full sew-in weave.