Hair Extensions

Explore the diverse world of hair extensions, each designed to enhance your look with length, volume, or a splash of color. Whether you're seeking a temporary style change or a long-term transformation, there's a type of hair extension to suit your needs.Hair extensions offer a wealth of advantages for enhancing your natural beauty. They provide instant volume and length, allowing you to achieve your dream hairstyle without waiting for your hair to grow. Extensions also introduce versatility to your styling options, from experimenting with colors and textures without chemical treatments, to crafting intricate braids and updos previously not possible with your natural length. Additionally, hair extensions can serve as a protective style, giving your natural hair a break from daily styling stress. Whether for a special occasion or everyday glamour, extensions are a fantastic way to boost confidence and refresh your look.

1. Clip-Ins:

   • As mentioned, these are temporary extensions that can be clipped onto natural hair and removed easily. Ideal for those seeking a non-permanent change, they are great for special occasions.

2. Tape-Ins:

   • Tape-in extensions consist of strips of hair with a sticky, adhesive tape on one side. They are attached by sandwiching small sections of natural hair between the strips. They require professional application but are less damaging than more permanent methods.

3. Weaves/Sew-Ins:

   • Hair is braided into cornrows, and then wefts of hair are sewn into the braids. This method is often used by those with thicker hair because of the stress it can place on the scalp.

4. Fusion/Pre-Bonded:

   • These involve bonding hair extensions to natural hair using various adhesives such as keratin, glue, or other fusion methods. The process can take several hours but lasts for three to four months.

5. Micro-Link/Micro-Bead:

   • Small silicone-lined beads are used to attach the extensions to natural hair. The hair is pulled through the bead alongside the extension, and the bead is then clamped down to secure both together. This method does not use heat or glue.

6. Nano Ring Extensions:

   • Similar to micro-links, but the rings are significantly smaller, making the extensions less detectable. They are particularly good for fine hair.

7. Braidless Weave or Micro Weft:

   • Hair wefts are attached using small micro-rings or beads without the need for braiding the natural hair first. This method reduces bulkiness and gives a more natural flow of hair.

8. Skin Weft Tape Extensions:

   • These are similar to tape-ins but are designed to mimic hair growing from the scalp for a highly natural look. The weft is applied close to the scalp, and hair appears to be coming directly from the skin.

9. Halo Extensions:

   • A relatively new method where hair is attached to a thin, invisible wire, which sits on the head like a halo. The natural hair is combed over the wire to camouflage it, making the application process quick and free from potential damage to the natural hair.

10. Wig and Toupee Bonding:

    • While not traditional extensions, wigs and toupees can be semi-permanently attached using adhesives that bond them to the scalp or existing hair for several weeks at a time.