Butterfly Weft Hair Extensions

A weft that installs with beads alone - no sewing. Small sections of your hair are pulled through the weft and secured with beads, and the weft sits over the beads so they don't show.

Hybrid and genius wefts are sewn to a row of beads. Butterfly wefts skip the sewing: they attach with beads alone, and the weft covers the beads once it's in.

Your stylist parts a clean row, pulls small sections of your hair through the holes along the weft, and secures each with a bead. No sewing, glue, or heat. Each row takes about 15 minutes, and most installs use 1 to 3 rows.

The weft sits over the beads, so they stay covered along the row instead of lining up at your part. Placement still matters, so ask your stylist to set rows where your own hair falls over them.

Move-ups every 6 to 8 weeks, and quality Remy hair lasts 6 to 12 months when you keep that schedule. Late move-ups let the weft pull on your roots and mat near the beads, which is what shortens the hair's life.

Yes. There's no sewn track and the beads are covered, so there's less to hide under thinner coverage. Placement matters most, so choose a stylist who sets rows where your own hair can cover them.

Most installs use 1 to 3 rows: one for subtle thickness, two for noticeable volume and length, three for a full transformation. That's usually 4 to 5 packs for a full head, or 3 to 4 for curly hair.

Not when they're installed and maintained professionally. There's no sewing, heat, or glue, and keeping your 6 to 8 week move-ups stops the weft from pulling on your roots as your hair grows.