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12 Flawless Steps: The Ultimate Guide To The Side Part Quick Weave (2025 Edition)

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The side part quick weave has cemented its status as the ultimate protective style for speed, versatility, and flawless aesthetics. As of late 2024 and heading into 2025, this style continues to dominate the hair landscape, offering a fast, budget-friendly alternative to a traditional sew-in while still providing stunning length and volume. The key to its renewed popularity lies in advanced blending techniques, minimal-to-no leave-out methods, and the use of high-quality protective products that safeguard your natural hair from the bonding glue.

This comprehensive guide is your essential resource for mastering the deep side part quick weave, covering everything from the latest trends like the Feathered Bang Bob to a detailed, step-by-step installation process, ensuring you achieve a seamless, salon-quality look right at home. We've compiled the freshest tips on longevity, protective products, and the safest removal methods to keep your natural hair healthy underneath.

The 2025 Side Part Quick Weave Style Trends

The beauty of the side part quick weave is its incredible versatility, allowing for a range of looks that are both modern and timeless. Moving into 2025, the focus is on texture, movement, and bold color placements that accentuate the face-framing effect of the deep side part.

  • The Feathered Bang Bob: This is arguably the biggest trend right now. It combines the classic chicness of a bob with soft, face-framing layers and a slight feathering effect around the part. This style works exceptionally well with a quick weave as the tracks can be layered precisely to create the volume needed for the feathering.
  • Sleek, Bone-Straight Locks: A perennial favorite, the straight side part quick weave remains a go-to for a polished, elegant finish. The deep part adds an element of sophistication, especially when paired with a high-luster human hair (like a Brazilian or Peruvian straight texture).
  • Voluminous Body Wave/Curls: For those who crave drama and volume, a body wave or loose curl pattern is the perfect choice. The side part allows the curls to cascade naturally, creating a beautiful, voluminous silhouette. This style is often achieved using a high-quality human hair blend or a specific texture like Body Wave hair.
  • The Blonde Peekaboo/Skunk Stripe: Color is making a major comeback, and the side part quick weave is the perfect canvas. The "peekaboo" or "skunk stripe" trend—which involves placing a bold color like platinum blonde (often using 613 hair) or a vibrant red underneath the top layer—is a popular way to add an edgy, customized look without coloring all the hair.
  • The Short, Stacked Bob: Ideal for a sharp, professional look, the stacked bob uses strategically placed tracks to create volume at the crown and a tapered look toward the nape of the neck. The side part provides a flattering angle for this structured cut.

The Ultimate 12-Step Flawless Quick Weave Installation Guide

Achieving a natural-looking quick weave that mimics a sew-in requires meticulous preparation and track placement, especially around the side part. This detailed, beginner-friendly process focuses on maximum protection and a seamless blend.

Tools and Materials You Will Need:

  • Bundles of Hair Wefts (Human hair is recommended for styling versatility)
  • Dome Cap or Weaving Cap
  • Protective Shield Spray (e.g., Robert's Protective Shield or Ebin Wonder Weave Bond Hair Protector)
  • Hair Bonding Glue (e.g., Ebin New Youki Wonder Lace Bond or Bold Hold Liquid Gold)
  • Molding Gel/Foam
  • Fine-tooth Comb and Rat-tail Comb
  • Blow Dryer
  • Scissors and Clippers (for cutting and styling)

Step-by-Step Process:

  1. Prep Your Natural Hair: Cleanse and deep condition your hair. For a flat base, braid your hair into small cornrows or use a molding gel/foam to slick it down completely. Ensure your hair is completely dry.
  2. Create the Part: Use a rat-tail comb to precisely mark the deep side part you desire. Section off the small amount of hair you plan to leave out (if any) and braid or twist it out of the way.
  3. Apply the Protective Layer: This is the most crucial step. Apply a protective shield spray, such as Robert's Protective Shield or a liquid hair protector, directly onto your natural hair and scalp. Let it dry completely. This creates a barrier against the glue.
  4. Install the Cap: Place the dome cap or weaving cap over your head, ensuring it covers all your natural hair except for the small leave-out section. Trace the outline of your desired side part onto the cap with a marker.
  5. Protect the Cap: Apply another layer of the protective shield spray or a specialized liquid cap product (like Ebin Wonder Weave Bond Hair Protector) directly onto the cap, focusing on the areas where the glue will be placed. Blow-dry until completely dry and firm.
  6. Start Gluing the Nape: Begin at the nape of your neck. Apply a thin line of bonding glue (e.g., Ebin New Youki) to the track (weft) and press it firmly onto the protected cap. Use a blow dryer on a cool setting to set the glue quickly.
  7. Layer the Tracks: Continue layering the tracks in a U-shape, working your way up the back of your head. For a flatter look, cut the wefts and lay them close together. For volume (like a stacked bob), you can layer them slightly further apart.
  8. The Horseshoe/U-Shape Method: Once you reach the crown, begin placing the tracks in a horseshoe or U-shape pattern, stopping on either side of your marked side part. This ensures the tracks lay flat and naturally around the curve of your head.
  9. Detail the Part: This step is key for a natural look. Cut small, thin pieces of weft and glue them parallel to the traced side part line, getting as close as possible without gluing onto your leave-out hair. This builds the density needed for a seamless blend.
  10. Close the Weave: Place the final track(s) to seamlessly meet the leave-out section. The tracks should create a tight, clean border around the natural hair you left out.
  11. Blend the Leave-Out: Carefully flat-iron or curl your natural leave-out hair to match the texture of the weave hair. Use a small amount of edge control or pomade to ensure a perfect, flat transition at the part line.
  12. Style and Cut: Cut and style the quick weave into your desired look, whether it's a sleek bob, heavy layers, or soft curls.

Longevity and Damage-Free Quick Weave Removal

A quick weave is designed to be a temporary, protective style. While some individuals can keep a quick weave for up to eight weeks with diligent care, the general healthy lifespan is between 4 to 6 weeks. Extending the wear beyond this period increases the risk of damage to your natural hair due to product buildup and tension.

Essential Maintenance Tips for 4-6 Weeks

To maximize the life of your flawless side part quick weave and keep your natural hair protected, follow these maintenance routines:

  • Nightly Protection: Always wrap your quick weave in a silk or satin scarf or bonnet before sleeping. This prevents friction, tangling, and matting, which are the main causes of premature wear.
  • Gentle Cleansing: Limit washing to every 1-2 weeks to prevent the adhesive from loosening. When you do wash, use a sulfate-free shampoo and focus on gently cleansing the scalp and the hair wefts.
  • Scalp Moisturizing: Use a lightweight oil or scalp treatment to moisturize your natural hair underneath the cap, paying attention to the edges and the leave-out section.
  • Avoid Excessive Heat: While human hair can be styled, limit the use of high heat to maintain the integrity of the hair wefts and the bond.

The Safest Way to Remove Your Quick Weave

The biggest concern with a quick weave is potential damage during removal. Ripping the tracks off can pull out your natural hair. The safest method involves using a solvent to dissolve the glue.

  1. Saturate with Oil or Remover: Purchase a dedicated adhesive remover or use a natural oil like coconut oil or olive oil. Saturate the base of the wefts and the protective cap generously. The oil/remover needs to penetrate the glue.
  2. Allow to Soak: Let the oil or remover sit for at least 15–30 minutes. You may feel the cap begin to loosen from your scalp.
  3. Gently Peel: Starting from the nape, gently pull off the wefts. They should slide off the protective cap easily. If you feel any resistance, apply more oil/remover and wait longer.
  4. Remove the Cap: Once all wefts are removed, the protective cap should peel off easily.
  5. Deep Cleanse: Wash your natural hair thoroughly with a clarifying shampoo to remove all traces of glue residue and oil, followed by a deep conditioning treatment to restore moisture.
12 Flawless Steps: The Ultimate Guide to the Side Part Quick Weave (2025 Edition)
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