Hair Extensions And Its Types

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Pre-bonded, micro-loop, what do they all mean? What with so many different types of straight hair extensions on the market, it’s easy to get confused over what extensions are what. So we thought it was our obligation to share our knowledge on hair extensions with you and to give you hair extension novices, a rundown on the types of hair extensions available. Here goes...
Before we go into detail, for the record, the online hair extension store stocked at Dirty Looks are all clip-ins (you can read more about them here) and this is just a guideline for you to know what other types of hair extensions are out there.
Firstly, deep curly hair extensions are made from two types of hair- synthetic and human hair. Synthetic hair extensions are sometimes coated with silicone polymer to offer them that ‘natural’ refulgence, however, this fades once a jiffy (FYI, ours are 100% real, Remy human hair). Sadly, these forms of hair extensions can’t be unreal or titled with heat. They’re more cost-effective than human hair extensions although, however, that’s attributable to the standard and also the lack of things we will do with them. Also, you'll expect artificial hair extensions to last around one to a few months, that isn’t ideal if you're keen on to wear your extensions on every day.
Curly Hair Extensions Care Routine:
Step 1: Shampoo Your Curls Once a Week
Over-washing curly hair can dry out your hair tremendously, leaving you with brittle, rough strands. Do not wash it too often.
Washing your hair with mild or cold water, wipe it gently, do not rub it harshly. Comb it with a wall toothbrush.
Step 2: Condition Your Curly Hair Extensions
Conditioning curly hair is enormous. Conditioner keeps your hair soft, shiny, and tangle-free. Condition your curly hair extensions after using shampoo. When conditioning, focus the product on the middles to ends of your locks only. If you work conditioner into your roots, your hair will look greasy and flat once your hair dries.
Step 3: Apply an After Shower Cream
After showering, comb through your locks. Then, apply a quarter-sized amount of one of after shower cream products throughout your curls, from roots to ends. These products provide essential nutrients to your hair, making sure your locks are healthy and shiny.
Step 4: If you’re going to Use Heat, Protect First
These heat protectant sprays are crucial. If you like to give your curls some extra oomph with a curling iron/wand, flatten them with a flat iron, or blow-dry them with a hairdryer, your locks need to be protected.
Unprotected curls given excessive heat can result in damaged hair that doesn't generate, flat curls that can't breathe well, and, again, dry strands. Furthermore, adding a protectant makes your hair shiny and soft. Just spray some, and your hair will be moisturized, and it will prevent your hair from getting damaged.
Why Women Uses Hair Extensions
Women hair extensions are likely to conjure up images of unnaturally shiny Rapunzel-ensue waves, big, bouncy bouffant and towering undoes. But what if we were to tell you it’s making a comeback?In recent years, hair trends veered towards the undone. Messy textures, easy-to-use products like dry shampoo and salt-spray, lobs and bobs…The message was: I might not have woken up exactly like this, but it’s not far off. Emerging data suggests more women than ever are now opting to supplement women hair extensions with them. Research conducted by Great Lengths found that 13% of women surveyed currently wear hair extensions while a massive 93% of respondents would consider wearing hair extensions in the future. So why are they gaining popularity once again? Stylist analyses