History of Hair Weave

Is it expectable for straight men to get weaves? Not for me of course. Is it more common that African American women or Caucasian women to where weaves?

When did the hair weaves become popular? What is the most expensive hair weave right now?

Are there other types of hair weave from other animals? Or just human hair? What does remy hair mean? What about guy weaves?

Do weaves come in different colors? Are wigs part of this fake hair stuff?

Do weaves come in different colors? Are wigs part of this fake hair stuff?

Depending on what type of hair you have you can have it anywhere from 1month till 4-5months. Yes you maintain the hair as if it was your own the only difference is you don't put any chemicals or oils into it. Some things are okay to put like a spray to get the hair from getting stringy.

It was more of a fashion sense that's why people did this.

Braiding weave is just used if a person wants to have braids in their hair, opposed to weave itself were with that you can put many different styles and treat this as if it was your own hair.

What is the "life cycle" of a weave? How long can you wear it? Do you maintain is like you would with real hair?

What is the "life cycle" of a weave? How long can you wear it? Do you maintain is like you would with real hair?

What is the "life cycle" of a weave? How long can you wear it? Do you maintain is like you would with real hair?

What is the "life cycle" of a weave? How long can you wear it? Do you maintain is like you would with real hair?

What is the "life cycle" of a weave? How long can you wear it? Do you maintain is like you would with real hair?

What is the "life cycle" of a weave? How long can you wear it? Do you maintain is like you would with real hair?

Why did the guys wear weaves in Egypt? What are the guy's opinion about girls with weaves?

Aside from braiding weave, what is the point of multiple types of weave?