Wavy Beaded Weft Rows

Unlike hand-tied wefts, which are sewn onto your natural hair using thread, beaded wefts are attached using small beads. This means that they are less damaging to your natural hair and can be removed and re-installed with ease, giving you the freedom to switch up your look and style your hair however you want.

Beaded wefts require regular maintenance in order to ensure that they stay in place and continue to look natural. Here are a few key things to keep in mind: brush your hair gently: use a loop brush specifically designed for extensions to detangle your hair and keep the wefts from becoming tangled or matted. Keep your scalp clean: make sure to wash your hair regularly and use gentle hair care products to keep your scalp and hair clean. Tighten the beads: as your natural hair grows, the beads on the wefts may begin to loosen. You should schedule regular appointments with a stylist to have the beads tightened to ensure that the wefts stay in place. Avoid excessive heat: avoid...

Beaded wefts can be reused 2 to 3 times over the course of many months, but it depends on a number of factors. The quality of hair and maintenance. We only recommend using the highest quality remy hair like what we offer at perfect locks, maintaining it with proper hair care products is essential. The clamping of beads. The beads can become damaged or loose over time from the process of clamping and unclamping the weft using hair extension pliers to attach it to your own hair. Beads loose on the weft. The beads can become damaged or loose over time from the process of clamping and unclamping the weft using pliers to attach it to your own hair. Luckily,...

If a bead breaks on the weft of beaded weft extensions, the best course of action would be to remove the entire weft and have it re-beaded by a professional. Continuing to wear the extensions with a broken bead can cause the hair to become tangled and damaged, and may also cause the beads on the rest of the weft to fall off. Additionally, missing a bead can lead to the weft unraveling or the beads sliding off the weft. It is always best to have a professional handle any issues with hair extensions to ensure that they are properly fixed and to avoid causing further damage to your hair.

Typically, the following tools are needed for : pliers: pliers are used to clamp the beads onto the weft and attach it to your own hair. Looping tool: a handle with a wire loop is used to thread the thread the hair through the beads. Scissors: scissors may be needed to trim the weft or thread as needed. Lucky for you, we have a complete fusion hair tool kit with all the tools you need!