Weft extensions are strips of hair sewn or attached along a thin track at the top. They come in different construction types - hand-tied, machine, and hybrid - each with different benefits. Wefts are one of the most versatile extension types because they can be installed multiple ways: sewn onto braids, attached to beaded rows, or converted into clip-ins. They're a stylist's go-to for natural, voluminous results.

Hand-tied wefts are the thinnest and flattest but can't be cut. Machine wefts are more durable and can be cut to size. Hybrid wefts combine both - thin like hand-tied, but cuttable like machine. For fine hair, hand-tied or hybrid gives the most seamless look. For thick hair or custom sizing, machine or hybrid wefts are more versatile.

There are several methods depending on your hair type and stylist's expertise. The most common are beaded row (beads create a track, weft is sewn on), sew-in (weft is stitched onto braided cornrows), and micro-link row. All are professional installations. The right method depends on your hair and comfort level with each approach.

With proper care, 6 to 12 months or more. Our wefts are 100% Remy human hair, so they hold up well with regular maintenance. You'll need move-up appointments every 4 to 8 weeks depending on your installation method. The hair itself is reusable for multiple rounds, making wefts a great long-term investment.

Wefts work on most hair types, from straight to coily. The key is choosing the right construction and installation method. Fine hair does best with hand-tied or hybrid wefts on beaded rows. Thick or textured hair can handle machine wefts on sewn-in tracks. Reach out if you're not sure which type is right for you.

Yes to all of it. Our wefts are 100% Remy human hair, so they can be curled, straightened, blow dried, and washed just like your own hair. Use sulfate-free products, condition from mid-length down, and be gentle around the attachment area. A heat protectant and temperatures under 350°F will keep them looking their best.

Not when installed and maintained properly by a skilled stylist. The most important factors are correct tension during installation, keeping up with move-up appointments, and proper removal. Whether it's beaded rows, sew-ins, or any other method - the technique matters more than the product.

Start with your hair type and your stylist's preference. If you have fine hair, hand-tied or hybrid wefts give the flattest, most undetectable result. If you need customizable sizing, machine or hybrid wefts can be cut to fit. Send us a photo and tell us your goals - we'll recommend the best weft type for your situation.