Hand Tied Wefts


There are a lot of different types of extensions and applications on the market, so we’re here to help you understand this newest extension offering from KMXTEND: Double Hand Tied Wefts. This beaded-row, sew-in hair extensions application method requires no adhesive and is ideal for clients who like to wear their hair up because they are so undetectable! Weft extensions expert came to BTC’s new office and explained everything we need to know about using, installing and maintaining Double Hand Tied Wefts—keep scrolling!


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Best Hand tied hair extensions

Image
As you probably noticed on the Bachelor last night, long, full volume hair is definitely back. Do you know the method of hair extensions most of these women are using? Best Hand tied hair extensions  are nothing new, it’s actually one of the oldest methods of hair extensions. We’ve even seen some supermodels such as Naomi Campbell use this method. Before you run to the salon, make sure you’re educated in the risks that Hand-Tied and Sew-in hair extensions can have on your scalp and hair. Luckily, the hair extension experts at Hair Extension Magazine are here to help!
Read more

tape hair extensions

Image
It might sound obvious, but the wealth of options available when it comes to hair extensions – clip-ins, tapes and hot/cold bonds – means there is likely to be a style that particularly suits your preferences. I personally found tape hair extensions to be the most inconspicuous and easiest permanent option to look after, but do your own research first. As with all hair decisions, there are positives and negatives to each style. If you're unsure, perhaps try clip-in extensions to begin with, as they are a great starting point for anyone looking for a temporary switch-up.
Read more