What is the healthiest way to put in hair extensions?

Dear, all. This is official website from Youngsee hair. Today we will introduce some method of how to apply our hair extensions?

So how exactly do we choose the best hair extension method? To help you determine the best way to get the job done, we'll be breaking down everything for you in today's post.

Keratin Bond

This type of method needs the customers have fine or thin hair.

In hot fusion hair installations, the hair extensions are attached using a heating device to fuse the keratin bond onto the hair.

In the case of cold fusion extensions, the hair is bonded using a bead that is clamped by a special pliers to secure the bond. Since there is no heat involved, this technique is thought to be safer for the hair.

Pros of Keratin Bond

• Keeps your client's natural tresses healthy, so they can have beautiful and healthy hair at the same time
• Can last up to 3-4 months, depending on how well they take care of them and how fast their hair grows(But our virgin keratin prebonded human hair could last 6-12 months with good care)
• Works like magic when it comes to creating an undetectable and natural look, thanks to the unique placement of the bonds, allowing you full creative control with your installation
• Clients can easily style their extensions just as you would with their real hair.

Cons of Keratin Bond

• The time-intensive application can be frustrating for some clients 
• Not all clients are fond of using heat on their hair
• Client needs to delay getting bonds wet (ie: washing, swimming, etc) for 24-48 hours

Flip Up Method

This is the newest method in the hair extension installation process and something that we bet your clients will love!

Pros of Flip Up

• Newest hair extension installation method on the market
• Installation time can last anywhere between 2 to 4 hours
• Longer intervals between maintenance appointments
• No adhesives or special tools needed
• Easier for your client to conceal when wearing hair up

Cons of Flip Up

• Not recommended for people with sensitive scalps and those dealing with hair loss
• Can be expensive, depending on the number of wefts needed and installation time during reinstalls

Tape In Method

Looking for an efficient way to transform your client's hair? The tape-in method is the key to creating that Instagram-ready look without having to commit to timlier methods.

Pros of Tape In

• Easy to apply, remove, and maintain
• Less damaging to your client's hair as it does not require any tools or heat
• Depending on how fast their hair grows, tape-ins should last anywhere from 6-10 weeks after installation
• Comfortable to wear and can be styled as desire
  

Cons of Tape In

• Can cause discomfort or itching if not applied properly
• Client needs to delay getting bonds wet (ie: washing, swimming, etc) for 24-48 hours
• Can be costly, depending on the number of wefts to be installed
  

Ready to offer these hair extension installation methods in your salon?

As we learned in this post, there is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to hair extension installs. Depending on your client's hair condition and the look they are aiming for, you can recommend the method that you think will work best for them. While it can be tempting to stick with your tried and true method, remember that you are the expert, and your clients will always appreciate your help in finding the right solution for them.