Relaxed Straight Steam Permed Machine Weft

The number of machine wefts you will need for a full or partial installation depends on several factors, including the thickness of your natural hair, the desired fullness of your hair, and the size of the area you're trying to cover. Also take into consideration the length of hair you're purchase, the longer the length the more wefts you'll need for coverage.

As a rough estimate, a full head of hair would typically require 3 to 4 wefts, while a partial installation might only require 1-2 wefts.

a more accurate estimation can be made by a hair stylist or professional. It would be best to consult with a stylist to determine how many wefts you need for your specific situation.

If you're thinking of coloring your already-colored hair extensions, it's important to keep in mind that these extensions may not take the color as well as natural hair would. This is because the previous coloring of the extensions may affect the final result of the new color, making it difficult to achieve the desired shade. However, with the right hair dye and a professional stylist, it is possible to achieve the perfect color for your extensions! Just make sure to perform a strand test before coloring the entire set of extensions. And remember, many hair extensions, especially those that have been pre-colored, have been chemically treated, which can make coloring them even harder. So, consult a professional stylist before coloring your extensions, because it's important to remember that once you color our hair extensions after purchase, it voids our return policy.

Additionally, since this hair is steam permed, coloring relaxed straight hair extensions can cause them to lose their texture and become frizzy. This is because the previous coloring of the extensions may affect the final result of the new color, making it difficult to achieve the desired shade without damaging the natural curl pattern.

Typically, the longer the extensions, the longer the machine weft track will be, and the shorter the extensions, the shorter the machine weft track will be. This is because the weft track needs to be long enough to accommodate the length of the hair being attached to it.

It's also important to note that the weft thickness might change depending on the length of the extensions, as longer extensions need more hair to be attached to the weft, therefore the weft will be thicker, and short hair extensions need less hair to be attached to the weft, therefore the weft will be thinner. This can affect the overall weight and volume of the extensions, and the client's preference on how much hair they want to add to their natural hair.

Having a longer machine weft track can make it easier to attach the extensions, as it provides more surface area for the stylist to work with, but it can also make the weft more visible. A shorter machine weft track can make the extensions more subtle, but it can also make it harder to attach them.

There are several ways to make machine wefts last longer:

1. Proper installation: Make sure that the wefts are properly installed and that they are not too tight, as this can cause the wefts to stretch and weaken over time.

2. Proper care: Brush the extensions regularly with a hair extension loop brush to prevent tangling and matting, and avoid using heat-styling tools too frequently.

3. Regular maintenance: Have the extensions checked and tightened by a professional every 6-8 weeks to ensure that they are not becoming loose.

4. Use good quality hair: Look for high-quality human hair extensions that have been properly processed and treated to ensure that they will last longer, like the hair we offer here at Perfect Locks!

5. Avoid using harsh products: Avoid using harsh chemicals or hair care products that can damage the extensions.

6. Avoid sleeping with wet hair: Wet hair can cause the extensions to become matted and tangled, which can lead to damage. use a satin pillowcase or silk bonnet to protect your hair.

7. Careful handling: Be gentle when brushing and styling the extensions, avoid tugging or pulling on them to prevent any damage.

By following these guidelines, you can help to ensure that your machine wefts will last longer and continue to look beautiful.

A beard on weft hair extensions is a small strip of hair that is left attached to the weft when the hair is sewn or bonded onto it. A beard is typically found on the back of the weft, on the side that will be closest to the scalp when the extensions are installed. A beard helps to camouflage the weft. The presence of a beard makes the weft look more like natural hair for a more seamless look. A beard can also add protection to the weft, reducing the risk of tangling by preventing the weft from slipping.