Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What Kind of Hair Extensions are the Best?

There’s no one-size-fit-all hair extensions. However, we like lip-ins the best as they’re easier for your to colour hair, put them on and take them off whenever you want. They require very little effort, making them a seamless method to add length and body to your hair.

2. How are Hair Extensions Made? 

Extensions are created in many different ways. As a matter of fact, tons of companies use hair from India all because women there are willing to give up their hair for religious beliefs. Having said that, hair comes from across the globe depending on the manufacturer and the quality of hair you’re looking for.

3. How to Apply Clip-In Hair Extensions?

To ensure your hair extensions stay in place the entire day, start with clean sections using a rat tail comb. Teasing comb is even better because you want to backcomb your section. Next, apply hair spray on the backcomb section and clip the hair extensions in; this is to make sure they are secure and intact.

4. How to Maintain Hair Extensions?

After worn, clip the clips of your extensions closed, brush them out, put some dry shampoo on the roots and brush through them. You may even keep them in a silk bag or a zip lock bag. You can wash them every 6 to 12 weeks depending on how much product is being used when you wear them.

5. Can I Wear Hair Extensions Every Day?

Certain types of hair extensions can be worn on a daily basis, especially if they’re tape in hair extensions. Nevertheless, we advise against wearing clip ins daily as they’re significantly heavier than the others and can pull hair.

6. Do Hair Extensions Cause Hair Loss?

Hair extensions themselves won’t make you lose hair, but wearing them for years on repeat can result in damaged hair due to prolonged tension on the scalp. The heavy weight of extensions stresses the hair follicle over time, causing chronic pulling and traction. Gradually, your hairs are bound to break off and become thin.

7. Why Does My Clip-In Extensions Keep Falling Off?

If your clip-in extensions don’t stay intact while you’re wearing them, your hair could be fine or thin, which means the clips don’t have enough hair or grip onto, or your scalp may be naturally oily, causing the clips to slide down. A solution to this ? You may use a fine-tooth comb to tease the hair right at the root where the clip will attach to the hair. Then, spray the clip and the teased hair with hair spray before attaching. 

Alternatively, If you don’t prefer to tease you hair, anchor your hair in place with an elastic first: secure a half-inch section of hair, then install the extension clip inside the hair tie. The elastic gives the hair something thicker to grip onto, and because the weft goes on top, the elastic will be easy to conceal.