Hair extension methods explained
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Weft Hair Extensions Method
A weft is a strip of hair sewn together to make a long sheet of hair that allows for more hair coverage resulting in fuller hair. The wefts are attached to a foundation of beads attached to sections of your hair and then sewn onto your natural hair with thread. It can also be attached without the use of thread, best for people with finer hair textures. They are placed strategically in your hair to make it as undetectable as possible. Best for anyone needing fullness or length with fine but not thin hair. * Fine hair is hair that feels soft and silky but covers all of your scalp, thin hair may feel like fine hair, but scalp is more visible.
** not suitable for anyone wanting styling versatility, e.g. high ponytails or half up half down styles.
K-TIp Hair Extensions Method
K-tips are small bundles of hair strands attached to your hair with keratin adhesive. Using a heat tool to adhere to your natural hair. Best suited for someone looking to add fullness and/or length to natural hair. Multiple styling options are possible with this method of extensions. Not recommended for anyone with fine hair.
V-Light Hair Extensions
V-light hair extensions are fairly new in the market, and we are obsessed, and we think you'll be too. This method is one of the only methods suited for individuals that have visible thinning hair in the areas we are most vulnerable, e.g. front parting, top mohawk area and crown. These strands attach using a special adhesive that cures to your hair using a uv-light. The strands attached are almost individualized and virtually undetectable in our most challenging areas.
I-TIp Extension Method
I-tips are very similar to k-tip hair extensions, the major differences are the attachment process. These strands are attached to your natural hair using beads. There is no heat, glue or adhesive of any kind used. Multiple styling options are possible with this method.
Still have more questions? Book a hair extension consultation to discuss the best method option for you.