When considering adding extensions to your hair, choosing the right product for your needs is essential. There are many options and styles to choose from, but this guide will help you choose the right one for your needs and budget.
Synthetic vs. Human Hair Extensions
There are two main types of hair extensions: synthetic and human hair extensions. Synthetic hair is made of synthetic fibers that look like natural human hair. Human hair extensions are made from real human hair but may also contain other materials, such as mink fur or silk threading. Synthetic fibers are usually more expensive than human hair because they need to be more robust and durable. Also, synthetic fibers don’t have the natural curl pattern from using human hair in your extensions. Many people prefer to use human hair because it looks natural and blends well with real hair when you cut it out after wearing it for a few weeks or months!
How to Pick the Right Length and Color
It’s essential to pick the right length and color of clip-in hair extensions. If you want a transformation in your look, but don’t want to take the time to grow out your natural hair, then using clip-in extensions is a great option. Many different types of extensions are available, so it is difficult to choose the right one for you.
When it comes to choosing the right length, two things will determine how long they will be: your natural hair and the style you want. If your natural hair is long, a longer extension style will create more volume when worn with your natural hair. If you want your extensions to blend in more with your hair color, choose a shorter type, so they don’t clash with your hair.
Where to Find a Quality Product
Several factors go into picking a quality clip-in hair extension product. These include the type of fiber used, how long the fibers are, and how much they weigh. The most common types are silk and Remy hair. Silk hair is considered more expensive because it takes longer to process and is more delicate than other fibers. Remy hair comes from horses’ tails and has a shorter lifespan than silk; however, it’s cheaper than silk and less likely to tangle or break off during processing.
How to Attach the Extensions
Once you have your extensions, it’s time to attach them to your hair. There are two ways to do this: Tie them in a ponytail or braid them into your hair.
Tying the extensions into a ponytail is the easiest way to attach them to your hair and avoid headaches. Ensure you don’t use too much hair gel or glue because it can cause damage. You don’t want to pull on the extension too hard if you want it to stay in place for a long time.
If you prefer braiding, there are several different techniques that you can choose from depending on what type of style you want to achieve. If you want something simple, just braid one side of the extension perpendicular (90 degrees) with one strand of hair at a time and then continue until all your strands have been braided in one direction. For more complex braids, such as dreadlocks, start by braiding one strand at a time, then add more strands as needed, so they line up perfectly.
Conclusion
If you have long hair, we recommend clippers with scissors attached to them so that you can cut around the clip when it comes time to remove them after wearing them for several weeks.
