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14 contributions to InspireU Beauty & Business
Track Placement Guide
To achieve this look, the track placement is simple but STRATEGIC! Anytime you’re going for a Natural look, you must always pay attention to density. Which means how thick the hair is. Spacing is one way to control density. One of the biggest mistakes I see is laying the tracks to close. If the hair is too thick, you’ll have trouble waving and it will take FORVER TO DRY!!!! If you want to try this look on longer hair clients, you will need to do the “BEHIVE” braid down and the braids would need to be small. Here are diagrams to help you understand better.
Track Placement Guide
0 likes • Jul 19
Omg I’m just seeing this post! This is great 😊
📊Marketing Using Facebook Groups
🎯 Reach Your Target Audience the Smart Way 🔑Facebook Groups are one of the easiest ways to find your ideal audience. ‼️🚨IF YOU JOIN A GROUP, ADD VALUE TO THE GROUP. DON’T JOIN GROUPS JUST TO SPECTATE! TAKE UP SPACE IN THE ROOM! BE THE EXPERT IN THE ROOM! BE THE GO-TO IN THE ROOM!!! This is where you position your authority! Introduce yourself, comment, and engage on others posts, not just Promote but add some advice or tips from time to Time ‼️🚨 For example: - Selling wigs for women with alopecia? Join alopecia support groups. - Selling beauty products? Join beauty communities. - Coaching entrepreneurs? Join business and entrepreneur groups. - But don’t just join any group… ✅ Before You Join: - Look at how many members the group has. - More importantly, look at how active it is. - Are people posting every day? - Are members liking and commenting? - Are conversations happening? - A group with 5,000 active members is often far more valuable than one with 50,000 inactive members. 📌 Read the Group Rules FIRST Every group is different. Some admins don’t allow promotional posts at all. Others have designated promo days. 📌Some groups offer paid promotional opportunities where you can advertise directly to their members. 📌If the group has an engaged audience that matches your ideal customer, paying a small fee to promote your business can absolutely be worth it. 💰 Advertising Is an Investment Promoting your business isn’t an expense, it’s an investment. I’ve personally paid to advertise in several Facebook groups because sometimes that’s what it takes to get your business in front of the right people. Money talks. No, this doesn’t mean you need to spend thousands. 👏Start where you are. Even $5 a day for 7 days can help jump-start your traffic, increase visibility, and introduce your business to new potential customers. 🔑Whether we like it or not, social media platforms are positioning everything around paid advertising. These are today’s billboards, newspapers, radio, and local TV commercials, the difference is that they’re now digital and right at our fingertips.
📊Marketing Using Facebook Groups
0 likes • Jul 19
This is GOLD! Thank you 🙏🏿 🥰
Coach Felicia is the whole truth
!! Her pour is second ton none and the encouragement has shifted my whole mindset and confidence with the art of quickweave!! The supply list is a game changer too my goodness!! It's items in there I have never even considered that has shifted my whole approach to hair!! I did this on my self!
Coach Felicia is the whole truth
1 like • Jul 17
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Yessss! You did that! Omg it looks so good I love the contrast of the platinum with the black. That looks amazing🥰
Hair
I went to my old time favorite beauty supply stores. They carry the IndiTara but will not reorder. Plenty of Saga and Empire! Harlem 125 for 2.99. Needless to say I stocked up time to execute!
1 like • Jul 14
Wow now that was a crazy bargain! What great find 😊
I get this QUESTION ALOT!!
🙋‍♀️“Why do you teach us to manually sew the hardware instead of just using a sewing machine?” 💡The answer is simple. I want you to learn more than one way to execute the process and always have a backup plan. ✍️Not everyone owns a sewing machine, and not everyone knows how to use one. I never want a lack of equipment to stop you from creating a quality wig, so I teach the manual method first. ✍️When using the dome cap method, a sewing machine needle goes completely through the spandex as it stitches. Because those stitches run through the stretch material, they can reduce the dome cap’s ability to stretch to its full capacity. That flexibility is important for comfort and fit. ✍️When you manually sew in your hardware, you have complete control over where your needle goes. You can strategically place your stitches while preserving more of the stretch in the cap. ✍️Does that mean you cannot use a sewing machine? Absolutely not. You are more than welcome to use one if that is your preferred method. I simply want you to understand the difference and why I teach it the way I do. 💡Remember, my goal is not to teach you just one technique. My goal is to equip you with multiple methods so that you can confidently execute the procedure regardless of the tools you have available.
I get this QUESTION ALOT!!
0 likes • Jun 16
Truth be told if you just take small tight stitches they will last or outlast a sewing machine stitch. Especially when you use upholstery thread instead of the sewing machine thread. Hand sewing closures I’ve mastered because I’ve never learned to sew wigs on the sewing machine. But when we take our time our stitches will look machine made ☺️
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Dede Williams Hunt
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Dede Hunt | Wife, mother, writer & hairstylist. Lifelong learner here to grow, share, and build meaningful connections.

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Joined Jul 9, 2026
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