Pre-gluing your wefts can speed up the quick weave install process. without rushing or cutting corners. Just working smarter. Most people think quick weaves take forever because they glue as they go. That’s the mistake. I pre-glue in batches so the adhesive gets tacky, placement stays clean, and I’m not stopping every 2 minutes to reapply glue. This is how you control time — before the hair even touches the cap. This is one of those details that I am teaching in my upcoming free online course on 2/9/26 @8pm EST. Once you learn these techniques, your income will increase too. Sign up now for this free course! 👇 https://networq.co/posts/639 If you found this valuable, a tip helps me keep sharing. 🤑 🙏

Cutting this 4x4 lace closure in half feels illegal but I have to make the scalp look real. If you need me to walk you through creating a professional quick weave, I do offer one-on-one private sessions, just DM me to get started. #wigmaking

This style takes me back to 2012. I was living in Richmond, Virginia, and I had just decided I was going to start doing hair, for real. I bought every hair DVD I could get my hands on (because that’s what learning looked like back then), and I enrolled in cosmetology school . I didn’t finish the full program… but here’s what I did learn early: Cosmetology school doesn’t teach you how to actually be a stylist. It teaches theory. The skill comes from obsession, practice, and intention. Even back then, I was focused on one thing: Making weaves look natural — not like a helmet. Life happened. I didn’t follow the exact path I planned. But I never stopped knowing how to do the work. That’s why today, when I talk about professional quick weaves, I’m not guessing. I’ve been building, cutting, and shaping them for years — before reels, before courses, before “hair content.” If you want to learn how to professionally construct, cut, and style a quick weave, that’s what I teach inside my community. 👉🏽 https://networq.co/groups/salon_secrets_academy