TAKEN HAIR

U-Tip Hair Extensions
U-Tip hair extensions are pre-installed hair extensions with keratin and are applied to the client through a perm or perm. This type of hair extension is also known as “fusion”.

When it comes to integrating hair extensions, you should consider a hot compress. And how comfortable are you with heat and heat in your hair?

You must melt the keratin using a heating tool to install the u-shaped fusion extension. You may have brittle or damaged hair, and you want to stay as far away from heat as possible, even though these tools only use a fraction of the heat produced by a regular curling iron.

You should make sure you have clean, hair-free hair when you test the hot melt. And, in view of this, I like my hair tipped.

I-Tip Hair Extensions
I-Tipped hair extensions are also called cold fusion. These extensions are performed using a pulling tool, which can be a hook or a ring that pulls the client’s hair through a very small loop. The I-tip extension is then inserted into the micro loop and compressed with special pliers – a compression holds the extension in place.

In general, my hair is a cold fuse with your natural hair. This process has its advantages and disadvantages. Use the micro ring process, which involves pulling the hair out of the small metal ring and attaching the bun to the hair. Women undergoing radiation or chemotherapy should not try this ring made of copper or aluminum because it can cut into the skin of the hair and cause damage. For women with “elastic” hair, micro rings are not the best choice, because they can lead to frizz, irritation and are extremely difficult to remove by pulling on curly or coarse hair. .