Do you want longer hair but don't have the patience to let it grow out? Do you want to try on a new look for a temporary amount of time? Hair extension stylists will be able to tell you the best type of extender for your hair.
Classic Bonded Extensions • Classic extensions come in a variety of sizes to blend in with your current hair style and pattern.
• Classic bonded extensions are safe to use on all hair types, including all colors and textures.
Since there are a very small amount of extensions, ask your stylists if classic bonds are right for your hair type.
• The bond is melted via a small iron as the extender is pressed against your hair.
The bond will then be rolled and cooled with your own hair locked inside of it.
• The process of applying classic bond extensions is long.
• Classic bonded extensions are the most expensive types of hair extender you can buy.
• People with classic bonded extensions shouldn't heat style.
If the extension bonds come in contact with a flat iron, for example, they could melt.
Heat-Free Protein Bonds • Hair extension stylists will tell you that heat-free protein bonds are on the cutting edge of extensions.
• These extenders will last up to eight months, the longest of any type of extension.
• The bond is composed of keratin, which is the same element that makes up your hair.
• Heat-free protein bonds have the smallest points of fusion of any extension type.
• Since the fusion points are as thin and flat as a sheet of paper, you'll want to ask extender stylists who are used to this type of extension to apply yours.
• This type of extension is perfect for people with thin, fine hair.
Microtubes • Microtube extensions are also called flat tubes.
• Microtubes are best for dark colored hair.
This type of extension is also best for people with wavy or straight hair.
• You can heat style this type of extension, since heat exposure won't ruin the microtubes.
• Hair extension stylists will thread microtube extensions onto your hair.
The extension is inserted into your hair and a tube is flattened around it.
This is what keeps the extension in place.
• Hair extension stylists have any easy time removing this type of extender.
The flattened tubes are simply popped into their normal cylindrical shape and pulled off the hair.
You can probably choose among these latest suggestions for various styles of hair extensions that are very trendy and fashionable these days.
Classic Bonded Extensions • Classic extensions come in a variety of sizes to blend in with your current hair style and pattern.
• Classic bonded extensions are safe to use on all hair types, including all colors and textures.
Since there are a very small amount of extensions, ask your stylists if classic bonds are right for your hair type.
• The bond is melted via a small iron as the extender is pressed against your hair.
The bond will then be rolled and cooled with your own hair locked inside of it.
• The process of applying classic bond extensions is long.
• Classic bonded extensions are the most expensive types of hair extender you can buy.
• People with classic bonded extensions shouldn't heat style.
If the extension bonds come in contact with a flat iron, for example, they could melt.
Heat-Free Protein Bonds • Hair extension stylists will tell you that heat-free protein bonds are on the cutting edge of extensions.
• These extenders will last up to eight months, the longest of any type of extension.
• The bond is composed of keratin, which is the same element that makes up your hair.
• Heat-free protein bonds have the smallest points of fusion of any extension type.
• Since the fusion points are as thin and flat as a sheet of paper, you'll want to ask extender stylists who are used to this type of extension to apply yours.
• This type of extension is perfect for people with thin, fine hair.
Microtubes • Microtube extensions are also called flat tubes.
• Microtubes are best for dark colored hair.
This type of extension is also best for people with wavy or straight hair.
• You can heat style this type of extension, since heat exposure won't ruin the microtubes.
• Hair extension stylists will thread microtube extensions onto your hair.
The extension is inserted into your hair and a tube is flattened around it.
This is what keeps the extension in place.
• Hair extension stylists have any easy time removing this type of extender.
The flattened tubes are simply popped into their normal cylindrical shape and pulled off the hair.
You can probably choose among these latest suggestions for various styles of hair extensions that are very trendy and fashionable these days.