Different types and methods of hair extensions

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Different Types and Methods of Hair Extensions https://www.sishair.com/ Do you know what the different types and methods of hair extensions?

Methods of Hair Extensions 1. Tape-In Hair Extensions Definition They are pre-taped and then taped/glued together on either side of your own hair. Treatment It is recommended to use special shampoo/conditioner and styling products that are less harsh and not as oily to ensure the glue sticks to your hair. Since they are made with human hair, you can style them any way you want but need to watch out for the roots where the glue/tape is. Life time In general, they last 4-8 weeks.

2. Sew-In Hair Extensions/Weaves Definition Braid natural hair into a corn row. Next, use a needle and thread to attach the extension. After that, thread the extension into the braid/corn row. Weave hair extensions need more hair to mask, and are applied tightly which often puts a strain on the scalp. Therefore, people with thin or lighter hair had better not try this hairstyle. This method is a very technical and difficult application that needs to be sewn-in by a professional. Although this type of hair extensions is the most painful/uncomfortable, more and more people choose this extension for it’s the most permanent type and most seamless. Treatment You have to use deep conditioning products to moisturize the scalp, the nape and edges of the hair at least once a week if you have a weave. Or, you can use a special protein product to wash your weave, minimizing the damage and effects of making your hair weak. Life time In general, they last 6-8 weeks.

3. Fusion & Pre-Bonded Hair Extensions Definition Glue or other different adhesives can help to bond fusion hair extensions to natural hair. If you have damaged hair, you should


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