Beaded Weft Hair Extensions
Beaded Weft Hair Extensions Reviews
Combine a machine weft with silicone-lined beads for the perfect combination of cold fusion goodness. Our beaded weft hair extensions are natural beaded rows that will be ultra-easy for any hair stylist to install. This is the perfect method for the everyday woman who values a natural non-damaging solution.
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Works Best On
Clients or stylists who want a quick weave method without actually sewing to braids.
Length of Wear
3 to 6 months with proper care and maintenance.
I have used one other set of beaded wefts but these were 1000% times better. There was plenty of hair to cover my head and I still have some left over. They blended beautifully with my fine hair and my stylist cut them to add length to my current style with out it looking like a big, fake change. They are comfortable to sleep in and they both curl and straighten flawlessly!
Beaded weft hair extensions are a fast, easy way to add length and volume to your hair. They are also relatively easy to reinstall, making them a good option for those who want to change their look frequently. Beaded wefts are made with natural hair that is hand-tied into a weft. The weft is then sewn onto a bead, which is placed at the root of the natural hair. The extensions can be worn for up to six weeks before they need to be removed and reinstalled. Beaded wefts are a popular choice for those who want to achieve a natural look and an even better choice for stylists looking for a faster alternative to traditional machine-wefted sew-ins.
- Adds instant length and volume to hair.
- Non-damaging installation process.
- Natural-looking and easy to blend with existing hair.
- Can be reused multiple times with proper care.
- Allows for versatile styling options.
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Machine wefts are made by sewing strands of hair together, while beaded wefts are attached to hair using small beads or rings. There are several reasons why beaded wefts are often considered better:
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Fast and non-damaging installation: Beaded wefts don't require any sewing, braiding, or gluing. This makes them quicker to install and less damaging to natural hair compared to machine wefts.
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Greater styling flexibility: Beaded wefts can be installed closer to the scalp, which allows for more styling flexibility and easier parting of the hair.
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Longer lifespan: Beaded wefts can be reused multiple times if properly cared for, whereas machine wefts may need to be replaced more frequently.
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More natural-looking: Beaded wefts are designed to blend seamlessly with natural hair, giving a more realistic appearance compared to machine wefts.
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More comfortable: Beaded wefts are lightweight and flexible, making them more comfortable to wear than machine wefts which can feel heavy and bulky.
To learn more, we suggest you check out our article outlining the difference between beaded and machine wefts. Or, perhaps you would like to explore machine wefts, they are a great option for clients with thicker hair or full sew-in installs.
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Beaded wefts require proper care just like any other type of hair extension... With extra care towards the beaded area near your scalp. Here are some tips:
Brush and detangle the extensions regularly: Use a wide-toothed comb to gently detangle your hair, starting from the ends and working your way up. This will prevent tangling and matting, which can cause damage to the hair.
Use a mild shampoo and conditioner: Choose sulfate-free hair care products that is specifically formulated for extensions or color-treated hair. Avoid using harsh or abrasive products, as they can damage the hair.
Don't sleep with wet hair: Sleeping with wet hair can cause tangling and matting, which can damage the hair. Use a satin pillowcase or bonnet and make sure your hair is dry before going to bed.
Be mindful of the beads: Don't agitate the beaded area on the weft when washing, combing or styling your hair. Doing so may cause slippage, and could even lead to matting and tangling.
Consult with your stylist: It's always a good idea to consult with your stylist to learn the best way to care for your beaded wefts. They can give you personalized advice and recommend products that will work best for your hair type.