How To Choose The Best Synthetic Hair Extensions for women (1)

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How To Choose The Best Synthetic Hair Extensions
for women
Whether you are a professional or a complete
beginner, navigating the world of hair extensions
can be overwhelming. When purchasing extensions,
there are many things to consider, from choosing
the right Weave to learning how to care for,
style, and color your extensions. So, we talked
to some great experts in hair extensions, like
Lamiese Prior, the founder of Rumor Hair
Extensions, and Vivian Kaye, the founder of
Kinky, Curly, and Yaki. This hair extension
company specializes in textured hair extensions.
They offered us insider information on choosing
the best hair extensions, regardless of our hair
type or daily styling routine. They also told us
everything there is to know about choosing hair
extensions. Here's everything you need to know.
What Type of Hair Should I Buy?
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The very first thing we should know, there are
two types of hair extensions natural and
synthetic. Most stylists recommend natural hair
because it blends in more easily with your real
hair. It is essential to bear in mind that many
companies mix natural and synthetic hair, so
always double-check your hair type when
purchasing. When we asked Lammys which she would
recommend, natural or synthetic, she told us,
"Human hair will always look more natural than
synthetic hair because we can heat it with tools
and blend it into our hair." We can style
easily. Most synthetic hair cannot be heated or
styled, and they are only suitable for a short
period, so they cost less than natural hair.
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If you want natural hair, you have two types of
natural hair to choose from, Remy or virgin.
Lamiese explains, "Virgin hair is raw and
unprocessed hair." And Vivian explains that
"Remy's hair is not the same as virgin hair.
It's hair that has gone through any process,
whether it's color, texture, or any kind of
hairstyling." Most hair stylists prefer virgin
hair due to its quality. Yet, Lammie says, "In
this industry, hair fashions are constantly
changing, and people want to change the hair
color/extensions, length and volume of their
hair regularly, "If you want to change your hair
regularly, we would not suggest it. Although it
is the best type in terms of quality, it can
also be costly." Which Type of Extension
Attachment Will Work Best for Me? Once you have
decided what type of hair clip you want to buy,
you will need to choose which type of attachment
will work best for your hair. Clip-in, as the
name suggests, has clips attached to it, and
these can be easily attached at home (with a bit
of practice) to your natural hair and easily
unzipped and removed later. And these are
sometimes attached to the hair by sewing, taping,
or sticking. Lamaise and Vivian explain the pros
and cons of wefts and clip-ins, The two most
popular options.
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Clip-ins - Pros Lammies say clip-ins are great
for clients who only want to wear hair extensions
on special occasions but want to avoid the
maintenance of wearing them permanently. They add
instant volume and glamour, as well as
confidence. Vivian agrees, "Clip-ins are great
because they can easily add length or volume to
your hair." Cons However, Lammies also warns,
"If the rows are too heavy if you'll be wearing
it every day, it's also going to cause thinning
and breakage. Most customers report backcombing,
especially where the clips attach." If you're
thinking about purchasing clip-ins, check out our
guide to fitting clip-ins here. Suppose you're
looking for a quick and easy hair styling option.
Vivian recommends a clip-in ponytail. "Vivian
thinks they're even easier than clip-ins and
weaves. You can wear them every day. You can clip
your hair into a bun. You can probably do it in
less than five minutes." You can dress up. We
love the look below with the Kinky, Curly,
Yankee My Coils 24" Drawstring Ponytails, which
shows just how easy it is to add a ponytail
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Wefts - Pros "The wefts are used for weaving,
which is a long-term option. You can wear this
style for up to three months with care. You can
do a full stitch, which will protect all of your
hair, or a partial, which will leave the hair in
place to blend in with the hair extensions. Using
hair that matches your natural texture is key to
creating a seamless, wispy look," explains
Vivian. She adds, "Even after you remove the
weave, you can still carry weight and be more
versatile." Can make wigs for talent." Lammies
agrees, saying in her experience, "Weave is
becoming increasingly popular. The great thing
about them is that they are the only method of
permanent extension that maintains consistent
volume from root to tip. A Weave Application
Contains no glue and chemicals and is the safest
hair extension application method if properly
fitted and maintained. Lamiese told us, "Over
the years, I have watched my client's hair grow
healthy and improve in condition while wearing a
weave. It has always been amazing when clients
have their extensions fitted and see their
confidence change instantly. They leave with a
bounce and a hair flick, and that satisfaction
never disappears for me." Cons "Unfortunately,
there are so many hair stylists that do not fit
this method of hair extensions properly, and
that gives the weave a bad reputation," says
Lamiese. Another common misconception Lamiese is
familiar with hearing is that "People think a
weave can be bulky or heavy, but this all depends
on the weft top and the application. Like any
improperly fitted hair extension method, this
method has the potential to make clients
uncomfortable and damage their hair. And there
are different types of weaves too. Lamiese says
that for her extensions, she uses 100 human
hair and prefers to use "double drawn, meaning it
maintains its thickness from the top right
through to the ends. I decided against single
drawn as most of the Dubai clientele want to gain
thickness and volume at the bottom of their
hair, which single drawn doesn't offer."
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What do I Need to Consider When Buying Extensions
Online or In-Store?
Vivian Jor says that when buying extensions
online, you need to "do your research" because
"you get what you pay for." Vivian says the
questions you should ask are "Will your company
help us after a purchase? Do they provide good
customer service? Are the photos they post really
of them?" These are all signs of a good
supplier. As with all beauty buys, it is not
only essential to know what is right and what to
avoid while buying a product. Lammies warn
against buying "hair that's matte, hair that's
too thin underneath and doesn't blend or
simply the wrong color for your hair. All the
above are poor extension quality, poor aftercare,
or wrong. It May be due to color matching and
fit by the hairstylist.
How Long Should My Extensions Last?
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Vivian confirms, "Extensions can last for years.
The hair extensions and clips are reusable, and
you can sew on the wig cap. However, the wigs I
have are at least six years old, and they still
hold up. Lammies also points out that the
longevity of your hair extensions is "totally
dependent on the client's lifestyle and care
routine. Hair extensions need extra TLC because
they don't get the oils and your scalp that your
hair needs." provides. It also depends on your
routine and the climate in which you live. For
example, suppose you live in a hot environment
like Dubai. In that case, your extensions will
need extra TLC, "Post-hair extension care in
Dubai is very important due to the elements here,
which include hard water, pools, Sea, humidity,
etc. are included. If properly cared for, hair
extensions can usually last for about nine to 12
months however, if the client does not follow
the aftercare provided, the hair can last up to
four months.
Conclusion
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Although synthetic hair extensions are
inexpensive, you can only use them for a short
period. But if you are using it for a short
time, then it will be right for you. We hope our
list has helped you find the one that will work
perfectly for you. Based on our research, 1 hair
stop Hair Extensions, Nishhair Hair Extensions,
and Diva Divine Super Volume Hair Extensions are
our top picks for the best Hair Extensions in
India. We also considered factors such as
material, type, quality, appearance, and styling
options when making recommendations. Tell us
which worked best for you!