Hair Extensions in Denver can allow you to greatly change the look of your hair in a very short period of time. When you choose hair extensions, you have a lot of decisions to make, before even starting the process. Below is a guide to help you learn the difference between the types of hair extensions that are available and how the attachment options from which you can choose.
Synthetic versus Human Hair Extensions
Synthetic hair extensions are made of synthetic materials. That means that they cannot stand up to the same things that human hair extensions can. Human hair extensions can be styled with heat, where the extensions made of synthetic materials cannot because they will melt when they come into contact with the heat. Human hair extensions can also be dyed, where the synthetic extensions cannot be.
Clip-In Extensions
There are hair extensions available that have small clips built onto them that can be clipped into your hair so that you can wear them whenever you choose. This option is most popular for individuals who want to have bangs on some days and don’t on other days.
Sew-In Extensions
Sewing extensions to the head takes quite a while to do. Your natural hair is braided very close to you head. The stylist then holds the track of the hair extension against the braid and uses a specialized needle and thread to sew the track against the braid. These extensions will stay in your hair until you have the threads cut. It is best to have a professional remove the extension from your head as you could accidentally cut your hair, if you try to cut the threads yourself.
Glue-In Extensions
Hair extensions are glued as close to your hair line as possible. They will stay in your hair for a few weeks at a time. This form of attachment can damage your hair though.
Adding length to your hair is easy, if you have a professional handle the job for you. There is no need to wait months or years for your hair to grow anymore. The extensions look natural and if you have a professional do them, no one will be able to spot the difference between your hair and the extensions. Click Here to learn more about the extension options that are available to you.
