For many Black women—myself included—traditional sew-ins served as our first foray into weaves before the style took a backseat to frontal/closure styles and wigs.

Partial sew-ins: this type leaves out the perimeter of your hair (also known as your edges) as well as the area you may want to part. Closure sew-ins: this is when your entire head of hair is ...

Cornrow sew-ins — sometimes simply referred to as cornrows with weave — were popular in the early 2000s (Beyoncé even wore a version of them), are praised for their versatility and extremely ...

A lace closure consists of individual strands wefted onto lace material. Lace closures tend to be less expensive than silk ones, are generally easier to install and lay flatter to the scalp.