We talked about the basic info about hair extensions in the last post, there are also many types and techniques available that can be used in the hair extensions.
Types_
☞ Individual Strand Extensions
☞ Weft Extensions
☞ Bulk Extensions
Techniques_
1. Individual Strand
a. Pre-tipped
● U-tip
● I-tip (Micro-link)
Pre-tipped also called pre-bonded or fusion hair extensions. They are extensions with keratin glue bond on a tip. And with different bonds, there are 2 typical kinds: U-tip and I-tip. They are fashion methods these days, also are safe without hair damage.
It is attached using hair connectors which melts the keratin bond, and then bond the strand to your hair. It is also called pre-glued extensions.
It usually use some micro rings which are plastic and silicone small rings. The real hair will be put through the micro ring, then hold together(your hair and the extension strand) with the pliers.
b. Liquid glue
This is normal, just attach with glue specialized for human hair.
2. Weft Extensions
Weft, also called weave, is a long strip of hair which is sewed together on top. There are various ways to fit it.
a. Clip in (clip on) hair extensions
This is the safest and convenient method. It is weft which has sewed in clips and can be applied in less than five minutes by yourself, even without help of a hair stylist. You know, you just need to clip it in under your real hair. If you are the one who do not want to wear extensions every day, this one is for you. It’s easy to remove it.

b. Sewing
This process is done after your hair has been braided which cover your head, and then the weft can be easily sewed into the cornrows. Quick to perform and can keep 3 months if the cornrows are not getting loose.
c. Skin weft(Tape)
These are extensions which are attached using transparent double sided polyurethane tape. The weft and the attached hair is pulled upwards and another weft is attached underneath. That means your hair is surrounded by two wefts.
d. Liquid glue
Traditional and fast method. However, some people may be allergic to the glue and cause damage to your hair.
3. Bulk
So many people choose this one, because you can simply buy bulk hair, and attach freely no matter for weaving, braiding, and fusion. It’s up to you to choose between price and convenience.





