Strand By Strand Type Hair Extensions 0.5G And 1G Microloops And Micro Bead

Hello, everyone welcome back to my channel. I am Denise of my luxury. First and today I am going to show you the difference between 0.5 grams per strand and one grand Post ran. So both of these are the micro loop ring hair extensions. They already have the bead and the loop already attached free. So that way you don't have to buy extra classes are 0.5 grams per strand, and these are one gram per strand and you can see the different noticeably. These hair extensions strands are thicker than these. One gram 0.5 grams, so, for example, if you get a pack of 100 strands that are all one gram per strand, then you already have 100 grams of hair. So you probably only need one more pack and you might have a whole head already, but with the 0.5 grams per strand you will need at least four packs to equal the same 100 grams here, because these are 0.5 grams per strand. You would need two packs of a hundred which would be 200 strands in order to get what they slam the thicker ones, which are the brown ones. You only need two pets and you're already at 200 grams. So that's the difference when choosing. If you want to get a 0.5 grand per strand or a 1 gram per strand and there's also 0.6 grams and 0.8 grams, but usually people always get the 0.5 grams, which is probably cheaper and easier. And then, if you have a little bit more money to spend or you just want thicker hair - and you just don't want to just have all these extra strands in your head, you can go for the one gram per strand and just knock it out already. So you see the beads here. These are the micro beads that are attached to the hair, and these are the little ones with the screw line inside. So that way, then I just a hair hair through you can just clamp it and it already be on there and then be. These are the same thing. So, as you can see, the beads are a little bit bigger and they're, also like they have like a silicone or just some type of lining inside line actually in special. So this is like a different protection. So, for example, some people, their hair, is more prone to breakage, so you would want to use the silicone bead because they have the lining in there. So that way, when you clamp the hair, you know it's not just rubbing right against the beat so depending on how your hair is also, if you have very oily hair, if it's not clamped tight enough, a these can slip out and then for these, which are The screw line, one they're more sturdier and when you crimp them onto your hair, you can just you'll know that they're going to just stay there until your hair grows out. But again, if you have oily hair, then they can slip out but they're not as easy to slip out as the ones with the silicone lining on them, because these have a go through texture inside. So when you clamp them, you know that they're going to be there and then these have the silicone lining inside. So when you clamp them, I mean they're going to be there, but they're just a little bit more easier on the hair. So you can expect a little bit of slippage if you're, not careful and or if your hair very oily. So also these are the brown or the dark chocolate, brown hair extension strands, and then these are like the burgundy red. So, just giving you a little background and just a little knowledge or information, and if you have any more questions, go ahead and leave a comment or thumbs up the video as well. If this helped you and also open the bar below, so you can get more information and like and subscribe. Thank you for watching, and I will see you in the next video bye and why luxury is no fur hair, undoubtedly weirdo that expensive running our pump so check it out. Perfect