The Basics of Hair Extensions

Extensions are the answer for anyone looking to add volume, depth and structure without having damage their own hair. They can be used by people who have lost all hope of growing out long straight locks or even just someone trying desperately hard at creating bigger follicles in an area where there aren’t any! 

So you want to get started with hair extensions? Great! Let’s take a look at what is involved. If your wondering how much it will cost, or which type of installation method would be best for YOU- then keep reading because we’ve got all that covered too!. We’ll go over everything from pricing decisions and preferred install methods so don’t worry about any potential confusion now…

Some people are genetically blessed with beautiful hair. However, there is still a lot you can do to enhance your locks and make them look even more luxurious than they already seem! One great way would be choosing between human or synthetic extensions – which one suits YOU best?

Bold statement: The type of extension will mostly depend on budget because both types have their pros & cons. 

Human hair is a beautiful and expensive commodity. It’s durable, it lasts longer than synthetic alternatives which makes them perfect for special occasions where you want your hairstyle to last as long or even more so that they can be styled with hot tools! Plus human locks come in all different textures from straight shiny tresses down below basic puny bangs – there’s sure something here everyone will love browsing through at least once before making up their mind on what type would look best for themselves

If however we were talking about just price point alone (which often times isn’t enough when considering.

Human hair, especially human locks which have been prized for their durability and longevity in time since the 1930s when it was first discovered that these strands could be styled with hot tools! Lately we’ve seen an increase of demand thanks largely through celebrities who want their hairstyles looking fresh on red carpets no matter what – this means you too my friend can get your dream tresses without breaking out into a sweat doing so because I’m going tell ya how

The best part? There’s plenty here waiting just beneath those shiny surfaces: Whether straight or wavy texture; delicate ringlets.

There are many installation techniques to choose from. You will be instructed by your natural hair and the budget that you have available for this process, so let’s go over all of them together!

Weave Method

With this method, you need your natural hair to be braided in rows. Afterwards the extensions are woven right into these plaits and can last for several months or even years if they’re cared properly with proper maintenance methods! It’s also one of our most budget-friendly options because we don’t have any upfront costs so there will never come a time where it doesn’t work out financially anymore – just like how sometimes an expensive purchase turns into something worth more than what was paid during its original purchase price over generations

Tape in Hair Extensions

For this option, you’ll need some double-sided hair tape. The price lands right in the middle of all three types we’ve discussed so far and it’s a popular choice among many people because they can be used multiple times before needing another install or cleaning up depending on how often your prefer to style them out again – but there are also less maintenance implications too!

Fusion Hair Extensions

There’s a reason why fusion extensions are considered to be among the most advanced hair techniques around- they provide you with not just length but also texture. Fusion installations involve bonding individual strands of your own hairs together so it blends seamlessly into its new surroundings; this makes them perfect for those who want their natural look enhanced or altered as needed! The price tag may seem steep at first glance, however there is usually quite an affordable option available when considering how long these types last (upwards from 3 months).