The whole point of hair extensions is to change your hairstyle while maintaining its natural look. Most people want to create the illusion of longer. Thicker, shinier hair, so it’s essential to mix and match your natural hair with extensions easily.
In this guide, you’ll find techniques and tips on how to blend your hair easily so people can’t tell you’re wearing extensions if they haven’t seen you before, and you’ll probably get away with saying you’re just wearing extensions—a new fantastic hair regime.
When deciding on hair extensions, there are a few things to consider before purchasing.
What Is Your Current Hair Situation?
Hair extensions are not just for people suffering from hair loss; they are suitable for the majority of the population who want to change their current hairstyle. Some basic requirements for specific hair extensions may or may not include you in the target audience.
In general, it is recommended that you have at least 3 inches of hair before fixing hair extensions so that you can not only securely secure the hair. Depending on the method used. But also have enough hair to cover the connections. Or cover the area where the extension connects to your hair. Even if you have a weave, you will still need hair that can be braided. If your hair is less than 3 inches long, opting for a wig until it is long enough is best.
Hair extensions can be a lifesaver for people who suffer from hair loss; however, if you have large areas where the hair is patchy or very weak and fragile, then hair extensions are not ideal because they can put too much stress on the hair and cause more breakdowns. If you are unsure whether you are suitable, it is best to consult a stylist or hair loss professional who can advise you on the best way to move forward without causing more damage.
Whether your hair is fine or delicate, you need extensions that won’t weigh down your strands while maintaining a style that allows you to get the thickness and volume you want. Tape-in hair extensions offered at Canada Hair are ideal as the weight is distributed evenly throughout the weft, so you don’t have to worry about breakage or messy hair.
What Is Your Current Budget for Hair Extensions?
We always say that hair extensions are an investment, not an expense. Still, even a set of good quality natural hair can cost you money, not including installation costs, which vary considerably. If money is a significant factor, you can choose a temporary hairstyle or synthetic or low-quality hair. However, remember that you get what you pay for, so if it’s cheap. It will probably look cheap and won’t last long. If your budget is limited, we suggest attaching extensions since you install these extensions yourself. You can save money by not paying a hairdresser to install them.
Low Budget: Clip-in (Synthetic Hair/Human Hair) is good for you; if you are new to hair extensions. The best option for you is to buy clip-in hair extensions because they are very cheap and will save you money on installation, just like you. at home by myself. The clips allow you to trim your hair whenever you want to wear extensions and remove them before bed. This means that you not only save on hair costs, but your hair extensions will last longer in the long run. Longer because you don’t wear them 24/7
Mid-range budget: For babes with extra cash, semi-permanent options are at the next level. You can buy tape extensions, which, although they seem more expensive compared to other hair types. Actually have the cheapest styling, and then you can reuse the hair by replacing the adhesive strips with weft. They’re ideal for those who want a smooth transition from natural hair to extensions without any lumps or protruding joints, and the quick installation is excellent for when you don’t have time to style your hair often.
Sew-in extensions are sometimes considered exclusive to African-American or black-haired communities, but this is not the case: they are suitable for anyone with braids and enjoy the process. The challenge here may be finding a local stylist who can create this style; however, if you live in a big city, this shouldn’t be a problem. The cost of the hair is relatively low, and you can use it repeatedly like clip-ins.
High budget: If money is no object and you can splurge, then definitely spend your money on a strand-by-strand basis. They provide the most realistic and natural-looking hair extensions. Which can be customized to your color first while the hair is selected and developed into individual strands. Installation will likely cost more, but this is the style you’ll be able to wear the longest. So you can decide whether it fits your budget or not. Plus, from a styling perspective. It will give you more options to use your hair in more styles than other hair extensions.
Once you have chosen your extension method, be it pins, tape. Fusion, or any other, you must find a stylist to do your hair. A good stylist is worth his weight in gold, and the selection process should be as strict as finding a partner. Maybe even more strict! Always look for qualifications as examples of previous work. If possible, make an appointment for a consultation in advance.
Arrive a little early and watch them complete work on a client prior; that way, you can see their work in real-time and see if you like it. Don’t trust your brother, friend, or dog to watch YouTube videos and do your hair; it will end badly. Your stylist will also be able to trim and style your extensions and give you at-home care tips to help maintain your extensions’ hidden connections. Proper styling is critical, so let them know how you wear your hair and your favorite styles and partings.
Color and Shade
The easiest way to ensure that your hair extensions blend in with your natural hair stands to match the color perfectly. You can find the whole range of colors in our store: from the darkest black to the lightest blonde and everything in between. This cannot be very clear because the colors on your shade may not reflect the exact color. Especially if you have a low-resolution device. Some places may send you samples or use a color coding system to help you quickly find the color you want. It is essential to consider the shade and suggestion of your hair. Besides the color, this is what will give it character. For example, it can be cool or warm, golden or very blue.
Finding the right match can be more difficult if you have highlights or a custom color. Synthetic hair comes in a wide variety; if you’re really stuck. You can buy your own hair and have it dyed by a professional. Coloring extensions can be risky, so avoid it if possible.
Texture
Canada Hair sells Indian Remy hair extensions with a very silky texture. However since they are 100% human hair, they can be manipulate to create the texture of your hair. If you have very straight hair, you can style it with a flat iron to blend it in. If you take curly hair. Use a curling iron, braid it while it’s damp, or use flexi rods or curlers to get the perfect curl.
The easiest way to make your hair extensions expression like they’re growing straight from your scalp is through preparation. A good hairstyle and better styling will save you from any hard work. Try not to neglect these steps or rush the process because they are the most important and will save you time in front of the mirror. Or ask your friends what your hair looks like from the back.