If you're a stylist or simply a weave diva, you know that your style is only as good as your hair. Sure you or your stylist can whip up a "do" and make you look fab, but if your hair is mediocre, your style simply won't last.

Mayvenn hair is silky and gorgeous right out of the packaging.  You can run your fingers through it without kinks and shedding with or without co-washing.

The best this about this product is if you don't like it, you can get a free exchange within 30-days. That's right, dye it, cut it, style it, and wear it up to 30 days.  If you don't like it, you can exchange it for FREE!

If that's not a company standing by its name, I don't know what is.

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If you are looking to change your hairstyle, give your natural hair a break from perms and coloring, or if you are a weave diva and just want to try something new, hair's the deal with weaving hair. Let's take an up close and personal look weaving hair so you can make a wise and informed decision with your next purchase.

To Leave Out or Not to Leave Out

First you must decide if you want a full sew-in or if you prefer leaving some of your own hair out to blend with your weave. Tread lightly with this because here's where one of the biggest mistakes in the industry is often made. Hair that doesn't match in texture or color often results in a hot mess, unless you like that look. Of course you can perm and color your own hair to match your weave, but do you really want to go through the hassle of doing all of that? Some don't mind and that's okay. Be sure if you are leaving some of your natural hair out that it blends well.

What Type of Hair/Style Do You Want

This can be tricky, if you're new to the weave game. Do you want to go shorter with 8, 10, or 12 inches, or would you prefer a dramatic change with a 20, 22, 24 inch? It's all a matter of personal preference, but keep these three things in mind: 1) The longer the weave the more hair you will need. 2) Not sure about the length, grab a ruler or tape measure and measure the length from the nape of your neck. Of course, it can be cut, if desired. 3) Depending on your style, you may have to do just as much if not more to maintain your look on a daily basis. If you want a style where you can get up and go maybe choose something with some texture to it might work well.

A weave doesn't mean you don't have to do anything. All hairstyles require some type of maintenance, but if you're the type of doesn't mind curling their hair every morning or setting rollers at night, a straight or loose curl would work well. If you like to get up and go, perhaps something with a curl might be a better option.

What is Your Budget

Here's where some people fail miserably. You walk into a hair supply store and see that advertisement of human hair for $9.99 for 20, 20 inches and you lose your mind. It's the deal of the century and you want in on it, right. But hold on for a second - is this real hair or a "blend"? That's right they're now mixing human with synthetic hair and calling it a blend mix or Mastermix, so be careful when choosing your hair.

The extreme opposite are the hair bundles behind the counter. Oh these must be really special because they are keeping them safe, right. Well just because the price tag says $$89.99, $129, or even $149.99 (yes, some hair does cost that much - and for one bundle), doesn't mean that you are getting the best bang for your buck.

Here are a few questions to ask or just do the research yourself. The Internet is a powerful tool so take advantage of it:

1) What is the brand of hair?

2) How much hair comes in the package or bundle vs. how much will I need?

3) What are others saying about this type of hair?

4) How long will it last?

Remember, just because it's on display behind the counter doesn't mean that it's the best deal. Remember beauty supply stores have a huge markup, while online stores don't have as much overhead, so they can keep their prices lower. Check the prices, the amount of hair, and even online reviews, and then compare a few different brands before you make your decision.