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Hair extensions are hair that can be added to natural hair to give it a fuller, longer or different texture and color look. There are several methods for adding hair extensions, and they can be used for aesthetic purposes, such as upgrading the appearance of the hair, adding volume or extension, as well as for medical purposes, such as hiding thinning hair or baldness.
There are several popular types and methods of attaching hair extensions:
1. Clips: hair bands with clips that can be attached to the hair and removed easily. This is the fastest and simplest method for temporary hair extension.
2. ⁠Soldering: hair that is connected to the natural hair using cold or hot soldering. This is a more permanent method that requires time and expertise. Trusses can be cut to connect using this method
3. ⁠Sewing: hair strips that are sewn to the natural hair, usually by braiding which are the basis for sewing the additional hair using thread and needle.
4. Ponytail: Hair extensions that are worn on a ponytail using a clip and an additional hair band to hide the connection.
All our hair extensions are from natural hair that has not undergone any chemical change

Beauty hair extensions are natural hair extensions that come from real human hair and not synthetic hair. Natural extensions are considered the highest quality because they look and feel like natural hair, and can be styled in a variety of ways.
Natural hair extensions come in a variety of quality levels. The best quality hair is virgin hair that has not been chemically processed or dyed. This hair keeps its cuticle (the outer layer of the hair) intact, which ensures durability and a natural look.
The natural hair can be styled with heat (flat iron, straightener, curler), dyed and styled just like natural hair. They are durable and can last a long time with proper maintenance.
It is important to treat natural hair extensions gently: wash them with high-quality shampoo and conditioner and avoid excessive use of heat tools. Brush them gently and leave them to dry naturally when possible.

Virgin hair is natural hair that has not undergone any chemical processing, such as dyeing, lightening or other chemical treatments. It is hair cut from one donor, and keeps all its cuticles (the outer layer of the hair) in the same direction, which ensures high quality and a natural look.
Virgin hair is of the highest quality because it has not undergone any chemical processing, making it stronger, more durable and healthier. It maintains its natural shine and texture, it can be dyed, lightened, smoothed, curled and faceted without damaging the hair. It is more resistant to wear and tear and can maintain its appearance for a long time.
Virgin hair is the preferred choice for those looking for hair extensions of the highest quality, which will look natural and maintain their health over time.

1. Preparing the natural hair:
Braid flat braids as much as possible or collect the hair in a low, tight ponytail and, if necessary, fasten the ponytail with pins to the head. You can brush it back and use gel or spray to hold the hair in place.
2. Using a wig net (which you will receive as a gift in a special case together with the wig):
Wearing a wig net helps hold the natural hair in place and provides a more stable base for the wig. The net should be placed on the head, covering all the natural hair. Safety pins can be used to ensure the mesh stays in place.
3. Preparing the wig:
Before wearing the wig, you should brush it gently. It can be shaped as needed with a straightener or curler and even painted before use. The net should be cut as close as possible to the hairline in a zig-zag shape with small numbers. Take your time with this part for a result that you will be happy with. Can be cut even after wearing the wig
4. Wearing the wig:
Hold the wig with both hands, with the back of it (the nape) facing you. Start from the forehead and place the wig on the head, pulling it back smoothly so that it covers all the hair and the mesh.
Make sure the wig is positioned correctly so that the hairline of the wig matches your natural hairline. Use the pins built into the wig to secure it. Make sure the rubber bands on the back are adjusted so that the wig stays in place and does not move.
6. ⁠Final design:
Once the wig is in place and secured, it can be arranged and styled as needed. You can use a baby hair comb (comes in a gift box with the wig) to style the short hair in front with gel.

Important points:
If you feel that the wig is uncomfortable or not positioned correctly, remove it and start over. Convenience is important.
Be sure to clean and care for the wig according to the instructions you receive to ensure that it is kept in good condition for a long time.

There are several main types of hair extensions:

1. Clip-in Extensions: These can be easily attached and removed at home. They are popular among those who want to change their look temporarily without committing to permanent extensions.
2. Hot/Cold Fusion Extensions: These are attached to the hair using heat or special glue, giving a more natural look but requiring professional maintenance.
3. Bead Extensions: These are attached to the hair using small beads without glue or heat, making them suitable for long-term use.
4. Weave Extensions (Sew-in): These can be sewn or attached to the hair using various methods, providing a full and rich look.

Proper maintenance of hair extensions is essential to prolong their lifespan:

1. Washing: Use sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner to maintain the hair's moisture.
2. Drying: Avoid direct heat drying, and prefer air drying naturally.
3. Brushing: Gently brush the extensions using a soft brush designed for hair extensions to prevent hair breakage.
4. Sleeping: To protect the extensions while sleeping, braid the hair loosely or use a silk bonnet to prevent tangles and friction.

The lifespan of hair extensions varies depending on the type of extension and the quality of usage and maintenance. For example:

1. Clip-in Extensions: With proper maintenance, they can last several years since they are not constantly attached to the hair.
2. Permanent Extensions (such as fusion and beads): These require replacement or adjustment every 8-12 weeks, depending on the hair's growth rate and maintenance.

When hair extensions are installed and removed professionally, they usually do not cause damage to natural hair. However, improper use, such as over-tightening or using unsuitable products, can lead to hair breakage or scalp damage. It is essential to consult professionals for proper installation and maintenance of the extensions.

High-quality natural hair extensions can be dyed, but it is important to use hair-friendly dyes and avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the extensions. It is recommended to have the dyeing done by a professional. Synthetic hair extensions, on the other hand, cannot be dyed.

The sew-in method involves attaching hair extensions (wefts) directly to the natural hair using a needle and thread. In this method, basic braids are created in the natural hair, and the wefts are sewn onto them. This method is suitable for those seeking a natural and full look, and it lasts a long time. Proper maintenance is necessary every 6-8 weeks to avoid unnecessary stress on the scalp and natural hair.

1. Closure: A piece of hair that covers a small area of the scalp, usually in the center. Closures are designed to give the appearance of a natural scalp and are typically attached by sewing or glue.
2. Frontal: A frontal is a larger piece of hair than a closure, covering the entire front of the scalp, from ear to ear. Frontals allow for the creation of a natural-looking hairline and can be styled with pulled-back hair or various parts.

A Topper (Toppee) is a piece of hair that covers the top of the head, mainly for people who suffer from hair thinning in specific areas. The topper is attached to natural hair using clips and provides a fuller appearance to the hair. It is convenient for daily use and can be easily removed and reattached.

Ponytail extensions are designed to enhance the look of a natural ponytail. They are attached using a clip or strap and are wrapped around your natural ponytail, adding volume, length, and a polished look. These extensions are perfect for special events and can be easily removed at the end of the day.

A wig is a full unit of hair that covers the entire scalp and is used by people who want to change their appearance temporarily or address hair loss. Wigs can be made from natural or synthetic hair. The advantage of a wig is that it provides a full and styled look quickly and can be easily removed. Natural wigs allow for versatile styling and durability over time.

A U Wig is a wig with an opening in the shape of the letter "U" at the front, allowing you to expose part of your natural hair to blend it with the wig. This gives a very natural appearance as part of your own hair is visible and blends with the artificial hair. This wig is ideal for those looking for a natural look while maintaining easy access to the scalp.

1. Flat Iron: A device used to straighten hair through heat. It is effective for daily use but requires caution to avoid hair damage.
2. Hair Extensions: Additional sections of natural or synthetic hair that are attached to your existing hair to add volume, length, or color.