During a highlighting service, what does the density pattern of a weave refer to?

In the context of a highlighting service, the density pattern of a weave specifically pertains to the amount of weaves created in a particular area of the hair. Weaving is a technique that allows for a more subtle, blended look as highlights are applied by taking sections of hair. The density pattern helps determine how many strands of hair are pulled through to be highlighted, affecting the overall effect of the highlights.

This means that in areas where the density is higher, more strands are highlighted, resulting in a more pronounced effect, while areas with lower density will have fewer highlights, giving a softer appearance. Understanding and using the correct density pattern is crucial for achieving the desired result, whether it be a bold look or a more natural, sun-kissed effect. This aspect of density is essential for hairstylists to master, as it allows for customization based on the client's preferences and hair type.