Do Halo Hair Extensions Work On Ombre, Curly Or Thick Hair? | Q&A

So sometimes people ask us what to do. I'M feeling a little bit of pressure from wearing the hailer. I would like the first time that they wear the hailer. What do you recommend they do in that situation, yeah so, general generally, when you haven't wan na, however, before or you're not used to it, you will feel the sensation sort of like where the wire, the peak of the wire, is on your head, yep, and so That does only really tend to happen, one if you're not used to the halo or two, if you've been wearing it for like eight hours straight, and you start to feel like a little bit of a sensation. There. We just sort of say the wire or even just like a couple of millimeters I'd, give it a bit of a flick with your nail, and that does relieve the tension of that wire. Yes yeah. I think I remember the first time I put mine on and I wouldn't think so. It'S like an extra 160 grams of hair of my head. So of course it is gon na feel a little bit strange. The first time I wore it - and I was like, oh sorry like I couldn't feel a little bit of pressure in my head and you told me to move it. I see her in the move to like literally a couple of millimeters and it did take all the pressure away like it's amazing how much adjusting it just a tiny bit can get totally remove the sensation. Since the first time I wore it, I haven't felt any like sensation from wearing it yeah. So if you've got ombre or villiage, how does that work with the hailers? Well, I guess, like you can see with me. I have like a slight balayage so just like it works fine you're, just basically trying to always match to the lightest color in your hair. So if you have again, you have two colors in your hair, but you have more of a blonde on the very ends. Then you would probably be matching the back color with one color with me. I have like light brown ends and a medium to dark brown root, color, and so I've just made sure that my halo matches my very ends. And if you look here, you can see that my halo is wider, yeah yeah, so even if it doesn't look like Maja's as the topic doesn't matter as long as it as long as it matches the ends, it's gon na be fine, and the other issue is That sometimes you hear will separate and you might find that the halo mean lighter, does come through the top of your hair. That'S usually fine if you has covering it, but if you have really fine hair, a lot of the girls actually do get their hey. Look. I'M ready so they have a darker route at the top yeah. That'S a good idea. So did it? Okay, we're hair extensions where I can blend well with like super curly hair, it depends on the curl. So if you can curl your halo to match the natural curl in your own hair sure no, it doesn't normally work because the halos do come really straight and even when the halo is wet and it dries. Naturally it does have a natural wave to it. But unless your natural curl is the exact replica of that wave, it's not gon na blend yeah. So usually our curly haired girls have to wear the halo when they Australian hair straight. That'S still fun, though, because if you do have super curly hair and you want to create waves or straighten it for a night out, and you want that speak-out hair and we'll call you yeah um more length. You can still achieve that yeah. So just the hair would work on girls that have blunt ends. We recommend that if you really want a halo - and you have one ends - that you sort of thin your ends out of it, and that can be a little bit hard for girls to come to terms with, because most girls with fine hair will like to get Their hair cut a little bit one time because it does give the illusion of big hair. You can. You can always try and wear it with blunt ends and just pull this hair over the halo but yeah. If you really want it to work and be seamless and look as natural as possible, we do recommend taking a little bit of weight out of the ends just so that it blends when it's sitting on top of halo yeah. But that's kind of the same with old, hair extensions right like no matter what prepare extension Sigurd fall. Blunt ends are really hard to get more length to yeah hundred percent, some of the permanent methods like tapes and beads. I'M sure you could probably get away with it a little bit more because they are getting you sort of glued in or taped in sort of around the head. So it's sort of evenly Hinds that baseline. But then you have that issue of like having something glued in your hair permanently. So too much commitment,