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2. Tracking
Tracking is another method of integration which involves braiding the natural hair into several tracks across the head. Here, a few concentric circles of braids are created and sewn. Now, the weave or new hair is sewn horizontally across the head to the sewn braids. Generally, hair is braided into cornrows in order to sew the weave hair. In this technique, natural tresses are initially braided into the cornrows, which are referred to as ‘track’. For a specific tracking, weave comprises few tracks. This type of weaving, however, requires a lot of care and can be properly done only by a professional. On the other hand, complete head is braided for a full head weave. In a full head weave, head braids are either sewn or covered with a net. Thereafter, extensions are sewn to the braids, with tracks depending on the desired look.

3. Fusion
It is one of those techniques that gives a truly natural look by making the weave completely unrecognizable from the original hair. Here a machine is used to glue for natural hair strands. For this, the natural hair has to be sectioned off into several small and slender sections. Then the machine is heated in order to attach the new hair to each of the sectioned hair strands. But the high heat applied can cause damage and hence, sufficient care and precautions required to be followed. This method is quite expensive and time-consuming, but it can give a natural look and the hair can be washed and maintained as usual. Nowadays, another technique is available, which is known as cold fusion, which does not require the use of a heating machine. Associated with the risks of loss and damage of skin burn, the technique has not amassed popularity as bonding and tracking techniques.

4. Net Weaving
It is a permanent technique of weaving that is especially appropriate for those experiencing thinning or balding. In this process braiding of natural hair and enclosing a thin film of net on the braided hair is done. Now this net serves as a surface on which the extensions can be woven. It can last for 2 to 3 months, but would require proper care and maintenance. Benefit of this technique is that it does not cause any damage to hair unlike fusion technique. You can also wash your hair once in a week, provided you dry out your hair completely. In this technique, wefts are woven onto the net without any impact on natural hair’s health. Tree Braiding Invisible braiding also known as tree braiding is a momentary technique employed for weaving. But this treatment can give a completely genuine look, means the weave looks completely natural. To add extensions, first of all, the natural hair is parted in the middle to create a basic cornrow braid. Now the artificial is added just at the beginning of the cornrow braid. This process is quite bit tricky and can be done perfectly by an expert hair care professional only. The artificial hair extensions
can completely blend with the natural hair to give a stunning look.

With these techniques integrating artificial hair has become fairly excellent in order to add style, volume, and length to the existing. With the help of new techniques weaving has progressed to a great extent that weaved hair look almost undetectable. Weaving treatment also requires the help of an expert and certified professional to ensure that no damage is done to your natural hair in the process.