HairWeaving · Sew-in
Weaves & sew-ins in Lucerne & Ebikon
Length and volume without glue or heat: with a weave (sew-in, tissage), hair wefts are sewn onto a braided base — in Ebikon near Lucerne.
What are Weaves & sew-ins?
The style,
explained.
Natural hair is first braided into flat cornrows. Wefts are then sewn on with a needle and thread. Depending on your wish, part of your natural hair stays out (leave-out) or the base is fully covered.
For anyone who wants to wear straight, wavy or curly hair with more length or fullness while protecting their natural hair underneath.
- Also known as
- Weaving, Sew-in, Tissage, Weave
- Price & duration
- Confirmed personally
- Open
- Every day 9 am–4 pm, Sundays included
What's possible
With or without leave-out
Straight, wavy or curly
Length and volume
Natural hair protected
Studio or home visit
Process & care
How it works
We discuss quality, length, texture and colour of the wefts and the type of base. Braiding the base and sewing the wefts takes time; Cathy confirms the duration with your appointment.
To make it last
Keep the scalp clean between the wefts, wash and comb gently, wear satin at night. Cathy tells you when a tightening makes sense.
Why Cathy
Open every day, Sundays and Mondays included. At the studio in Ebikon or as a home visit around Lucerne. Advice in English, French and German.
Questions · Weaves & sew-ins
Good to know,
before you book.
What's the difference between a weave and extensions?
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With a weave, wefts are sewn onto a cornrow base; other extensions are attached with tapes or rings, for example. Weaves need no glue or heat.
Do I bring the hair for a weave?
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We sort that out with your request: Cathy advises you on hair quality and quantity.
Is a weave possible as a home visit?
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Yes, by arrangement as part of the home-visit service around Lucerne.