A Step By Step Guide On How To Apply & Remove Hair Extensions

If anyone talks about hair extensions, what comes to mind? 

I am sure it must be a wig …

Isn’t it?

But no, you are wrong.

Hair extensions are more than a wig. One disadvantage of wearing a wig is that it can sometimes feel less secure than hair extensions. Wigs are typically worn over your natural hair and can be held in place with clips, combs, or adhesive, but they may still shift or move slightly during daily activities. And, of course, you don't want that to happen, as it can cause discomfort or self-consciousness, especially if the wig needs frequent adjustments.

On the other hand, hair extensions offer a more secure and comfortable option. Extensions are attached to your natural hair when properly installed, providing a more stable feel. They allow for greater freedom of movement, and you should not be shocked, as you can play, swim, or go to the gym while you have extensions.

But what exactly are hair extensions?

Hair extensions are individual pieces of hair, either synthetic or natural, that people can use to make their hair longer or thicker. They are not natural hair that grows from your scalp, but they are designed to look and feel like it. You can use these hair extensions to change your hairstyle or add volume.

Two groups of people typically prefer hair extensions: those experiencing the early stages of hair loss and those who want to experiment with their hairstyle, such as different colors, straightening, curling, or anything else, but do not want to risk damaging it.

If you are one of the above, the following information is for you. Otherwise, you can simply read for information.

Is it difficult to style your hair with hair extensions? 

Alternatively, how can my thinning hairline or hair patch be concealed?

Since I receive these kinds of questions frequently, the answers are below.

How to apply  hair extensions:

• Prep your hair. Wash with shampoo and pat dry before starting.

• Gather supplies. Get the extensions, comb, and brush ready.

• Section your hair. Divide it and clip parts away so they aren't in the way.

• Prepare the extensions. Open any clips so they are ready to use.

• Start with the first piece. Take a small section at the back of your head and gently tease it—clip in the first extension piece close to your scalp.

• Add more pieces. Release another section above, tease, and pin in more extensions moving up your head.

• Blend everything in. Use a comb or brush to mix your hair with the extensions.

• Style as you like. Curl, straighten, or braid your hair after extensions are inserted.

The hair extension jungle is thick! Do you go clip-ins, tape-ins, or weave? With fibers from natural and synthetic, it's easy to get tangled in the options, but there are no issues; you can always reach out to our team with your doubts, which is free of charge. click here

Moving forward, one more question is asked: What is the right way to remove the extension?

Technically, no rocket science is involved in the entire process; all you have to do is avoid the following points while removing those lovely, colorful locks, and you are good to go:

• Don't pull or rip them out. Gently slide each section out.

• Go slow. Rushing can cause breakage.

• No scissors near your natural hair. Cut just the bonds close to the scalp.

• Be gentle when detangling. Gently comb or brush out knots.

• Skip harsh products. Use mild shampoo only.

• No heat tools until all are out. It could be damaged if it is still threaded in the hair.

• Let a pro remove complex styles. Things like braids may be hard to do yourself.

• Never use chemicals. Something like acetone could harm your hair.

• Avoid overnight sessions. Take your time over multiple days instead of rushing.

Isn't it simple?

For those who are just planning to buy beautiful hair extensions can click on our website, and we can help you carve out your new personality that was hidden all these years; all you have to do is click below.