Straight Hand-Tied Weft Rows (2oz)

Hand-tied wefts are generally considered to be more comfortable to wear than machine wefts. This is because hand-tied wefts are thinner and more flexible than machine wefts, which makes them less visible and more comfortable to wear. However, it is important to note that comfort can vary depending on the individual and the specific product. Some people may experience discomfort or irritation with any type of hair extension, while others may not have any problems at all. It's always recommended to check with a professional stylist to make sure that the extensions are properly installed and they will be comfortable to wear.

Hand-tied wefts, just like any other types of hair extensions, require regular maintenance to ensure they last as long as possible and to keep them looking beautiful. Have the extensions tightened by a professional: have the extensions tightened every 6-8 weeks to ensure that they are not becoming loose. Have the extensions removed and reinstalled every 2-3 months, this will avoid the hair getting too tangled and will also help the wefts to maintain the right amount of tension.

These extensions are delicately attached to your natural hair using small beads or thread, and it's important to have someone who knows what they're doing take them off. A skilled stylist will be able to undo the extensions without causing any damage to your natural hair. And with the right aftercare and maintenance, you can ensure that your natural hair is left healthy and strong, even after the extensions have been removed.

The installation process is an art form, it involves: placement of the weft close to the scalp, aligning it with the natural hairline. Securing the weft in place, using thread or a specialized tool. Blending the extensions with the natural hair to create a seamless look that's almost invisible. Another popular method of installing hand-tied wefts is the "natural beaded row" (nbr) technique, which involves attaching the extensions to small sections of the client's hair using tiny beads and pliers, this method is perfect for those who want a more natural look. The "invisible bead" technique is similar to nbr, but instead of using beads, the extensions are attached to small sections of the client's hair using a specialized thread...