Q&A Lets Talk Hair Extensions

Hey you with me, I sure and welcome today I'm going to be talking to you guys about the different types of extensions. I think I'm going to just make this video more of a Q & A or hem hair extensions, because I get a lot of questions asked about the different types of extensions. I'M just key questions that people keep asking me. So I thought hey. Let me do a video and give you guys a little bit insight of the questions or compartes of the questions for you guys today and yeah. Let me know if this video helps you guys make decisions between what different type of extensions that you want to have done, and this is the pros and cons of different extensions. So I'm gon na give you guys as much detail as I can possible today and if you do like this video or this video has helped you in any kind of way, then obviously feel free to subscribe and like the video. It obviously lets me know that you guys enjoyed the content and, if there's any other video on different types of extensions, then go ahead and leave a comment below guys. Have any questions at all then go ahead and ask me over the video yeah there's different ways of styling your hair there's different needs that your hair will need than somebody else's hair. It would need so there's not like the best hair extensions out there in the world and so to answer that question. There isn't the best hair extensions in the world. It'S just the best extensions that you would like to use for your hair kind of that's just how it is. Okay, you don't leave hair extensions in for any longer than six months. That'S crazy! I have some clients that do leave it in for quite some time, and but I would always advise that you change your extensions within the three month period, purely because your hair would quote your hair with no natural hair will grow the extensions down. So all the different types of extensions, whether it's taping extensions, the micro ring extensions, the weft extension, the weave extension, any type of extensions always going to be attached to your natural and your hair is often actually going to grow down the weight of that extension on It will cause damage if you leave it for too long, so I would always advise that you would continuously go, get it retightened or if it's time to take it out, take it out, but don't leave it longer than you all have professional tells you to because It just damages your hair in the long run and the whole point is to grow your hair. So you don't have to worry accenture, it's constantly all the time. So that's just an idea. Next question is um. Can you see them if the extensions are done correctly, then you should not be able to see. You'Ll have extensions, and even when you're styling so say you want to do like a half up. Half down have extension style. Um always tell your stylist that this is the way Linda wear my hair. Sometimes I kind of want to have it all up. You know, then they will lay them down, so how you would wear your hair, naturally just day-to-day. It'S always communicate with your hairstylist and let them know that hey. This is how I like to wear my hair on a daily basis or I'm at work, and I like just a lot of time my hair right because I'm not like I have it down or just things like that, so really make sure you communicate and let Them know exactly, then they will know how to lay it, and so you should not be able to see you extensions under any circumstances. You should not be able to see them, so they should be invisible. If done correctly. Ok, so next question, and can I color my hair extensions and if they are a hundred percent, if they're 100 percent human hair? Yes, you should be able to color your extensions and bleach them and um or just put another color on top to make it darker. Yes, of course, you should be able to do that if it's a hundred percent human hat now, if it's not like human hair, but they said it was, but it's not, then you're gon na clearly see that when you do go in with a color or bleach Or anything like that, give them a sea of the colors and left or sometimes, if they somebody sells like you synthetic hair and it's meant to be hunting human hair, it will go really funny or kind of goes springy. I haven't it gifts office as well, as you can tell if it's smart, I just make human hair and it just wouldn't Kyle. I won't actually accept the color because it doesn't have any hair shaft to open to accept any color and it's just gon na be plastic. So yes, it's time to think human hair, then you should be able to color it. If it's not um, then obviously that's how you're gon na tell if it's real or not next question, and will it hurt? Do you know what that is a very, very common question? People do tend to ask they go, oh gosh. Is it gon na hurt, depending on the different type of extensions, so the weft extensions when you get those braided in it does tend to be a little bit tight as well with the ring extensions as well when they're applied, it can be a little bit tight And a bit uncomfortable for the first two days, and if it is a little bit on too tight, then I do tend to recommend people to just put just basically wash your hair just wet your hair and it will just kind of relieve it and loosen it. Slightly because it just means it was done slightly too tight, I'm all you could just have a sensitive hedge so, depending on the circumstances of how you've had its own but other than that, normally like normal things like Typex, then tape extensions. They wouldn't hurt your hair because they're not done that can't be done too tight. They can't be done too close to the roots, so you should be fine. You shouldn't feel anything at all, even on your first night of sleeping, you shouldn't feel anything at all with that type of extension, so yeah that one. So what's the next question and how long do they last and yes, they last again they last between em. I was a 2 to 3 months. I mean you, but then you would want to be looking to get it real, tired or taken out and and obviously double-check the hair as well, and just check that the hair quality's too, and it's not lighting up and getting dry and things like that. It'S obviously you're gon na want to take it out, get them to treat it and do both the good stuff to your hair. It'S a recondition, it's put it back into the hair as well, and so that's why again, it's very good to go to your hairstylist. We will professional have expensiveness, so they can do a really good job in fixing any hair. That goes a little bit funny or just you know, however, had this wants to go hope. 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