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Hair extensions are a great way to push your hair's beauty, length, and volume. Whether you’re ready to make your hair look thicker or to extend your length, hair extensions can create a beautiful, dramatic, and natural look. For frequently asked questions about hair extensions, please see the last paragraph of this article. Quick Access How to select and buy hair extensions Should you buy temporary or permanent hair extensions? Different hair extension installation methods Which texture of hair extension should you get? Which length of hair extension should you get? What weight hair extension should you get? How many grams of hair extensions do you need? How to choose the right color for your hair extensions? Hair extension grades (aaaa, aaaaa+ explained) Double drawn vs. Single drawn hair extensions Common questions 1 How to Select and Buy Hair Extensions If you’re buying hair extensions for the first time, picking the right texture, color, weight, and length can be intimidating. But don’t worry! Below, you’ll find a detailed and informative guide to give you all the knowledge you need to select and buy the perfect hair extensions for you. There are hundreds of hair extension options available. How do you know what is best for you? The best first step is to choose whether you want temporary or permanent hair extensions and which installation type is right for you! 2 Should You Buy Temporary or Permanent Hair Extensions? Deciding whether you want temporary or permanent hair extensions depends on how you’d like to use them. For instance, how do you prefer them installed, and what’s your budget? While all hair extensions are technically "temporary,” permanent hair extensions can be worn for 2-3 months at a time before needing adjustment due to hair growth. On the other hand, short-term hair extensions are worn for special events or daily use and removed at night. Temporary Hair Extensions Temporary hair extensions include flip-ins and clip-ins. Clip-ins tend to provide increased volume and length. Flip-ins, however, increase just the length without much impact on volume. Both are easy to install and can be attached in 1-10 minutes. Women use short-term hair extensions for special occasions or as an easy daily wear alternative to permanent hair extensions. Permanent Hair Extensions While not permanent, permanent hair extensions don’t have to be removed at night as temporary hair extensions do. For example, you can attach these extensions by various methods, including ring loops or tips, glue, tape, and more. They can last anywhere from 4 weeks to 2 months if you care for them well. See our list below for the most common permanent hair extension installation methods. 3 Different Hair Extension Installation Methods Cold Fusion vs. Heat Fusion You may see hair extensions listed as "cold fusion” or "heat fusion.” It simply tells you whether or not the hair extension needs heat—usually a special heat fusion tool—to attach the extension. Temporary Hair Extensions and Installation Methods Clip-In Hair Extensions Overview: Small clips on hair wefts clip into hair; at-home daily (or special event) installation Cold or Heat Fusion: Cold fusion Installation Time: 2-10 minutes Length of Wear: Special event or daily wear (removed at night) Clip-in hair extensions are the most popular extensions in our store, and for good reason: they are super easy to attach and remove without damaging your hair. Because of the fast and easy installation process, they are preferred by clients who do not want to spend time in the hair salon. Clip-in hair extensions come in wefts, a hair industry term for a section of hair extension with a woven top. In clip-in hair extensions, these wefts have snapping clips that are used to attach the extension to your hair. On average, a quality clip-in hair extension will come with 6-10 wefts used on different parts of your head. There is usually one large weft for the back of your head and additional wefts that can be strategically placed around your scalp for body and volume. Lift your hair and snap the clips near the roots to attach clip-ins. Hair extensions are attached behind your natural hair to ensure blending and to cover the clip or another installation mechanism. Some cheap clip-ins will have metal tips to cut costs, but premium clip-in hair extension brands like AiryHair use a silicone coating to prevent tangling and hair cutting. Flip-In Hair Extensions Overview: A single weft of hair with a halo of wire that fits snugly on the scalp; at-home daily installation Cold or Heat Fusion: Cold fusion Installation Time: 1-3 minutes Length of Wear: Daily wear (removed at night) Flip-ins use a flipped wire installed at the crown of your hair. This temporary hair extension type is also often called instant hair extension. With practice, these extensions can be installed at home in just a few minutes. Since flip-ins give you just one layer of hair extension, , flip-ins are best used when you’re only interested in extending hair length, not hair volume. Permanent Hair Extensions and Installation Methods While not technically "permanent,” these hair extensions are meant to be worn for several weeks for a more permanent, easier, and natural look. Some permanent hair extensions can be installed at home, while others sometimes require help from a professional hairstylist. Tape-In Hair Extensions Overview: A single weft of hair with a halo of wire that fits snugly on the scalp; at-home daily installation Cold or Heat Fusion: Cold fusion Installation Time: 10-30 minutes Home or Salon: At-home installation Length of Wear: 6-8 weeks, then need to be moved up to account for hair growth Tape-in hair extensions are our second most popular product at AiryHair. This is because these hair extensions are easy to apply and remove without damaging your hair. Above all, you can wear them longer than temporary hair extension options, lasting up to 6-8 weeks as long as proper maintenance techniques are used. When properly cared for, these extensions will last six months or longer, only needing to have placement and tape readjusted as your hair grows. Tape-in extensions are also popular because they don’t need to be applied by a professional stylist. You can easily apply them at home! Your package will come with 20 to 40 tapes (we recommend two to three packs). Cheap extensions sometimes have colored tape, which we do not recommend since it doesn’t blend well into your hair. AiryHair tape-in extensions come with invisible tape. To apply, lift a small section of hair, peel the protective layer off your AiryHair extension tape, and apply it under the hair section. Then, take another extension, peel the protective layer off the tape, put it on top of this hair section, and squeeze. Your hair should be sandwiched between the two tapes. Micro Ring Loop Hair Extensions Overview: Pre-attached loops attached to hair strands Cold or Heat Fusion: Cold fusion Installation Time: 30-60 minutes Home or Salon: At-home installation Length of Wear: 6-8 weeks, then need minor adjustments to account for hair growth Micro Ring Loops come in packs of 100 strands. Unlike i-tips that require additional beads, micro ring extensions come with everything pre-attached. Poor-quality hair extension companies have poor-quality loops that sometimes don’t attach properly or don’t have tube colors that match the hair extension. AiryHair is proud to be one of the few brands that use high-quality tubes and dyes them to match the tone of your new hair. The installation process is simple. To install micro ring loop hair extensions, insert a strand of your hair through the tube, then pull the loop that secures it. This allows you to focus on specific spots to build volume and length as desired. Nano Ring Tip and I-Tip Hair Extensions Overview: Hair is pulled through a ring at the end of the extension and secured by closing the ring with pliers Cold or Heat Fusion: Cold fusion Installation Time: 30-60 minutes Home or Salon: Salon application recommended, though at-home installation is possible Length of Wear: 6-8 weeks, then move up to account for hair growth Nano ring tip and i-tip extensions are "stick” extensions. A full pack of extensions will include 100-200 strands. To install, insert small strands of your hair through the ring with the hair extension. Then, use a set of pliers to close the ring. Keep in mind that, like with all long-term hair extensions, the tips must be moved closer to the roots as time passes. With the nano ring and i-tip hair extensions, clients can usually slide them rather than install them from scratch as hair grows. Nail/U-Tip or Keratin Overview: Strands of hair have keratin-based tips that are fused to your hair in small strands/sections using a professional heating tool. Cold or Heat Fusion: Heat fusion Installation Time: 40-90 minutes Home or Salon: Salon application since requires special heating tool Length of Wear: 6-8 weeks, then you need minor adjustments to account for hair growth This is a long-lasting, very natural-looking hair extension solution. Essentially, hundreds of hair strands are attached to your existing hair using a special heating tool. Hair extension strands have a keratin-based tip (a natural protein) that fuses to your existing hair with a professional heating tool. So, if you want long-lasting results, pick these. Hair Wefts Overview: Wefts of hair that come without an attachment mechanism. This is because you can ask your stylist to customize the attachment, include sewing, gluing, or clips, or do it all yourself. Cold or Heat Fusion: Cold fusion Installation Time: Depends on application method Home or Salon: Salon application or use by someone with hair extension experience Length of Wear: Depends on application method Hair wefts are sections of hair that you can apply in various ways. This will allow you to customize your hair extension experience. Typically used by professional hairstylists, hair wefts may be applied by being sewn in (into small braids along your scalp) or glued or clipped in. Hair Wigs Extensions might not always be an option for clients suffering from hair loss or other health-related issues. That's where wigs come to the rescue. AiryHair sells all the most popular wigs with a density from 120% to 200%. 3 Which Texture of Hair Extension Should You Get? The answer to this question is "it depends.” You want to find a hair extension with a texture most similar to your current hair texture or the texture you will have at the time of application, mostly because it is much easier for you to blend your existing hair with your hair extensions. Straight Hair Texture If you have straight hair and love the way it looks, choose a straight hair texture! If you have curly hair and would like straight hair extensions, consider a chemical relaxer or keratin treatment, or understand that your hair will require regular styling to match the straight hair extension. Be sure to use a heat protectant spray and understand that excessive styling can cause hair extensions to not last as long. Wavy or Curly Hair Texture If you have straight or wavy extensions, then a wavy hair texture will typically blend well with your hair. However, curly hair can sometimes be difficult to blend depending on the natural texture of your curly hair. In these cases, you may use a hair weaver to style your hair and extensions to match. You may also consider going with straight hair (yes, straight!) and asking your hairstylist to curl it. 4 Which Length of Hair Extension Should You Get? The length of your hair extension depends entirely on your personal preference. Use the image above to help determine where you’d like the ends of your hair extension to hit. How to Use the Above Graph? For body wave, add an additional 2 inches (5 cm) to the above measurements to achieve a similar look For curly hair, add 4 inches (10 cm) to the above measurements to achieve a similar look If you are 5.2 feet or shorter, subtract 2 inches (5 cm) for every 0.3 feet (10 cm) If you are 5.3-5.5 feet tall, use the above picture as your guide; keep in mind that hair length may vary by person If you are 5.6-5.9 feet tall, add 2 inches (5 cm) to the length of the depicted hair extension to achieve a similar look If you are 6 feet or taller, add 2 inches (5 cm) to your hair extension for every 0.3 feet (10 cm) to achieve a similar look Hair Extension Length and Look Guide What length of hair extension should you get? 14 inches (35 cm) and shorter. This length is great if you have shorter hair and want to add volume. 16-18 inches (40-45 cm). If you have never used hair extensions before and don’t want to increase the length of your hair too much, consider going with an 18-inch extension. 20-22 inches (50-55 cm). This is our most popular length. This is because these extensions look amazing on almost everyone and create a "hair goddess” effect. 24 inches (60 cm) and longer. This is for clients who want to achieve the "wow” factor and look like a model from a shampoo commercial. 5 What Weight Hair Extension Should You Get? The next question that many women (and men) ask us is which weight of hair extensions to get. Most of the time, more weight means thicker hair. However, keep in mind that 20-inch (100g) extensions differ from 16-inch (100g) hair. Below is a guide for 18 to 22-inch (45 - 55 cm) extensions. 30 - 70 Grams (0.3 - 0.7g / Strand) Except for tape-in hair extensions (see why below), we advise you only to buy clip-in or other low-weight extensions if you have fragile hair or need some additional hair for styling. Otherwise, it might not cover your full head and may look unnatural. For tape-ins, we recommend either 50-gram (0.5g per strand) or 100-gram (1g per strand) extensions. Since you can combine them into any bundles you want, the weight does not matter that much. 80 Grams (0.8g / Strand) Women with thin hair use this weight to add volume or length. 90 - 120 Grams (0.9g - 1.2g / Strand) One gram per strand is the "industry standard” and is perfect for women with thin hair or hair of average thickness. Not only do these extensions add length, but they also increase your hair volume. The news is even better for those with thin hair, as strands of these weights give much more dramatic results. 130 - 190 Grams (1.3g - 1.9g / Strand) Women with thick hair or average hair prefer these hair extensions. This weight is perfect for achieving a dramatic look. They are perfect for adding significant volume and length. 200 Grams and Above Although some suppliers offer extensions that weigh 200 grams or more, we don’t recommend wearing them (and we have been in the business for more than 11 years). Why? Such thick and heavy hair tends to put a lot of stress on your existing hair as well as your scalp, resulting in faster hair loss and overall discomfort. 6 How Many Grams of Hair Extensions Do You Need? One of the most important things when it comes to buying your new locks is ordering enough extensions to cover your full head. These are our recommendations for lengths of 18 to 24 inches. If you want to rock even more (or less volume), for every 2 inches, multiply or divide the number by 10%. Clip-in and Flip-in Style Hair Extensions We recommend 60 to 100 grams for thin hair. We suggest 120 to 180 grams for medium to thick hair. I-Tip, U-Tip, and Micro Rings Extensions For thin hair, go with 100 to 140 strands at 0.5 - 0.7g each. For medium to thick hair, we recommend 120 to 200 strands that are 1g each. Tape-in Hair Extensions If you have fine hair, get 60 to 80 pieces (30 to 40 sandwiches) at 50g each. Choose 60 to 80 pieces at 100 grams each for thicker hair. Wefts Since wefts are so versatile, your existing hair thickness doesn’t matter. Go for 1.5 to 2 wefts at 100 grams each. 7 How to Choose the Right Color for Your Hair Extensions? It can sometimes be difficult to choose the right color of hair extensions from suppliers who only have tiny pictures or small, low-quality photos. AiryHair takes care to use high-quality images in direct sunlight using professional equipment. Use our hair extension color guide to find the right color for your extension! As for which color will work best for you, this is entirely up to personal preference. Our only note is to remember the rule of thumb: lighter colors tend to make people look younger, while darker colors lend a more mature look. 8 Hair Extension Grades (AAAA, AAAAA+ Explained) We’ve been in the professional hair extension industry for over 11 years, and there is no such thing as hair extension grades. That's simply a marketing tool. Suppliers use it ambiguously to label their products in a way that expresses—often deceptively—quality. Since these grades are unregulated and lack actual quality standards, ratings such as AAAAA+, 7A, or 10A mean nothing. In other words, ignore this marketing fluff and rely on real facts. Look for weight, whether the hair extensions are genuine Remy, and customer reviews. 9 Double Drawn vs. Single Drawn Hair Extensions The picture above denotes the difference between single-drawn and double-drawn hair extensions. The main difference is that double-drawn extensions are trimmed by hand to eliminate shorter hair, giving your hairstyle a more defined look. An example we like to use is that if you were to take 28” single-drawn hair extensions and cut the thinner last 6 inches off the end, you would end up with hair with similar thick ends as you receive with a 22” double-drawn hair extension. 10 Common Questions Quick Access What is Remy hair? Do hair extensions shed or tangle? Can you dye hair extensions? What hair extension application method should I choose? How do I match hair extensions color to my own? Can you install hair extensions yourself? Do I need long hair to get extensions? Can I install hair extensions on thin hair? What hair products should I use? Can people tell when I wear hair extensions? What are the best hair extension brands? Do I have to style my hair extensions? Will my hair blend with hair extensions? Can you sleep with extensions? How often should I wash my hair extensions? Is it weird to wear someone’s hair on your head? Can extensions fall out? What if my extensions are showing? Can extensions damage my hair? Will my hair get thin because of extensions? What is Remy Hair? Remy's hair means that the cuticles of the hair are aligned in the same direction. The cuticle of your hair is the outside layer of a single strand of hair. Under a microscope, this outer layer looks like a bunch of tiny shingles lying on each other. In other words, when your hair grows from your scalp, all these microscopic shingles face in the same direction. With hair extensions, this isn’t always the case. Lower-quality hair extensions may have some upside-down strands, which can create a "zipper” effect with other strands, causing them to lock together and form tangles. Multiply this by hundreds of hair strands, and you can end up with many tangles. Buying Remy's hair for a smoother, more manageable, and more beautiful look is always better. Do Hair Extensions Shed or Tangle? Just like natural hair, wefts will always shed and tangle a little. Think about your natural hair and the maintenance it requires; adding additional length and volume will increase this maintenance to prevent tangling. However, with proper care, you can minimize shedding from hair extensions and reduce tangles. Can You Dye Hair Extensions? Our Remy Premium Plus hair extensions are dye-friendly. Dyeing extensions, in general, can be tricky since they’ve already been processed and dyed. Dyeing your extension an additional time will cause your hair and the hair extensions to become damaged or dry. Above all, pick a color as close as possible to your color or the color you will have when the extensions are applied. We always recommend a professional dye your hair extensions when needed rather than using a home dye kit. What Hair Extension Application Method Should I Choose? This depends on what kind of results you want and your day-to-day activities. If you want extensions you don’t have to wear all the time and can install yourself, then clip-in and flip-in are the best options. You attach the clips before you go out, which will take only a few minutes. When the day is over, just take them out and store them. If you don’t have the time to put your hair in every day, then you should think about more permanent options. There is a lot to choose from, like fusion, microbeads, and tape-in, and all of them give great results. How Do I Match Hair Extensions Color to My Own? If you want to maintain an understated image, go for subtle colored hair extensions which approximate or complement the color of your hair. Now, if you want restraint in your colored hair extensions, pick lowlights instead of the highlights. Thus, if you have dark or brown hair, your ideal color picks are auburn and maroon; finally, opt-in for the caramels and honey for light brown to blond hair. There is no universal rule for color matching. You can always get a hair color ring from AiryHair or look at our high-resolution color photos. If you are still unsure, you can always email us a few pictures of your hair color—just no filters, and we will do the rest! Can You Install Hair Extensions Yourself? With some basic skills, you can apply almost any type of hair. But some are easier than others. Clip-in and flip-in methods are extremely easy and perfect for beginners. Following a simple tutorial, you can apply clips in minutes. Tape-ins are also easy to apply because they require no tools; you apply the tape. Fusion and microbeads are “strands by strand” methods; you need clamps or pliers to put them in. They take a little longer than other methods, and you will probably need a helping hand for the back of your head. So, if you’re on a budget and don’t want to spend a lot of money at the salon, find some guides and tutorials that are easy to follow, and don’t be afraid of trying to do it yourself. Do I Need Long Hair to Get Extensions? No, your hair doesn't have to be that long to get extensions, but it is recommended that you have at least 8-10 centimeters in length. That way, it is much easier to apply the hair, and you will have a lot more application methods available. Tape-ins are usually recommended for short locks because they are very thin and discrete, so they won’t be visible. Can I Install Hair Extensions on Thin Hair? It depends on how thin your hair is. If it’s not that severe, then you can get extensions, but you have to be careful which methods you use. Flip-ins are the least invasive method and safest for thin hair because there’s absolutely nothing pulling on it, and they’re the least visible. Tape-ins are another great option because they come in small, thin strands that don’t put much strain on the hair. Other extension methods like clips or microbeads are not recommended because they could damage your already thin strands, and they probably won’t be able to hold them. Your stylist should assess your hair density and recommend the best option for you. What Hair Products Should I Use? When washing hair extensions, it’s important not to use strong shampoos that contain chemicals. You want a mild shampoo that is very moisturizing because that’s what your extensions need the most. Also, make sure that the product you use is sulfate-free. Leave-in conditioners are another important part of hair care. You should choose one that fits your texture and protects it from damage. You can use additional hair treatments, but don’t go overboard with the products. Can People Tell When I Wear Hair Extensions? Not. All extension types are completely invisible, and everything people are going to see is beautiful, lustrous locks. Since you blended your hair perfectly and have the right color, it will look natural. That’s the awesome thing about hair extensions: you get amazingly voluminous and long hair, and everybody thinks it’s completely natural. What Are the Best Hair Extension Brands? There are so many different brands to choose from, and it can be very hard to choose the right one for you. If you’re looking for high-end products that are made from Remy hair, some of the best companies are LuxyHair and AiryHair. Read our post about best hair extension brands for more details. Do I Have to Style My Hair Extensions? It is best if you style your extensions and take proper care of them if you want them to last for a long time. Most of the time, it’s not a wash-and-go situation; you have to dry them and take the time to style them. So, it does take a little bit of extra time and effort if you want your locks to look perfect. Most people have to style their extensions except for that small percentage of women with the same texture as most human extensions, which is a slight natural wave. If you don’t style them, you risk not blending properly. For example, if your hair is completely straight and you get slightly wavy extensions, when you wash your locks and don’t style them, you’re going to see the two different textures. It’s not going to be seamless, and it’s not going to look that great. Or vice versa, if you have curls and your extensions don’t exactly match them, you must style them to look natural. Will My Hair Blend with Hair Extensions? Many people worry about this, and the simple answer is yes. Your hair will blend in perfectly with your extensions, but you do need to follow some simple tips. To get a seamless blend, you must pick the right color or, even better, a couple of different colors. Combining a couple of shades will make the extensions look much more natural and mix better with your color. Cutting the extensions so they match your natural strands perfectly is also a good idea. If you’re having problems with picking the right color, there are color swatches you can order, or you can ask your stylist for help. Can You Sleep with Extensions? That depends on what kind of extensions you have. If they are permanently on your head, then you have to sleep with them. But make sure not to let your hair loose when you go to bed; it is recommended that you make a ponytail or a braid. That will prevent matting and tangling, and your locks will look amazing when you wake up. If you have clip-ins, then you should take them out before sleep. Wearing them in bed is unnecessary because you can easily put them in again in the morning. How Often Should I Wash My Hair Extensions? Unlike natural hair, extensions don’t require frequent washing. That’s great news because it can save you a lot of time. For example, washing your clip-ins after every 20 wears is recommended, which is a long time. When you have permanent extensions, washing them once or twice a week is recommended. Doing it every day or every other day is simply too much, and it doesn’t do anything good for your extensions. Is It Weird to Wear Someone’s Hair on Your Head? We all know that Remy extensions are made from real human hair that comes from donors who are real people. This is a fact that all of us accept without even really thinking about it. But some of you may wonder if it is weird to have someone else’s strands on your head. Not to mention that this is dead hair which makes it even weirder. Women who have never worn extensions might be grossed out by that fact, but we can assure you it’s not as weird as it might sound. At the end of the day, it’s just hair, and who cares where it comes from? Also, all the hair that has been collected from donors is cleaned and processed, so there’s nothing to worry about. At least you’re wearing real hair that looks beautiful. In our opinion, it is possible for many strangers to wear synthetic extensions made of artificial and plastic materials. This should not discourage you from getting a cool hair makeover. Can Extensions Fall Out? This is another big fear of anyone considering extensions, and it is understandable. Having a weft detach and fall out in public would be so embarrassing and is everyone’s worst nightmare. Although this is a reasonable fear, you must understand that it rarely happens. 99% of the time, it happens because of errors made during installation or maintenance. That means you can take steps to significantly reduce the risk of this happening to you. First, try to install the extensions correctly or have them done professionally if you’re not confident in your skills. Although this is something most girls do to save some money, sometimes it can go wrong because, unfortunately, not everyone is equally good at it. If you’re using clips, there isn’t much danger; simply detach the wefts and try again. Tapes, keratin, and micro loop/bead extensions are a bit more complicated when it comes to mistakes. All those use glue or heat, and that can get messy if you don’t know what you’re doing What if My Extensions are Showing? The point of adding extensions is that they blend perfectly and don’t show. Tapes or clips that stick out are not a look for anyone and can be embarrassing. Fortunately, you can do a couple of things to ensure that it doesn’t happen. We did a guide on hiding extensions too. You can also do a couple of checkups in the mirror while you’re out and about because hair always moves and never stays the same. Can Extensions Damage My Hair? There are a lot of articles out there that speak against extensions, claiming that they can severely damage your hair and should be avoided. That’s not the case, and those articles are exaggerating. If the hair is attached correctly and cared for, there is no chance of it doing any damage to your natural locks. All the different methods have been tested and proven to be 100% safe. Only if the attachment is incorrect or you completely neglect your hair. That's how damage occurs. There is also hair extension damage, and whether you can repair your extensions or not depends on what is the actual damage. For example, if the clips or tapes detach from the wefts, they can easily be salvaged by simply replacing them. But if the damage is more serious, like the hair itself being in a very bad state, the chances are slim. If your extensions are tangled and knotted up, you can try doing different treatments, but that doesn’t always work and depends on the severity of the damage. Remember that you need to be a bit more careful when wearing extensions. Will My Hair Get Thin Because of Extensions? This has been discussed a lot. Many people claim that wearing extensions makes your natural strands thinner, but that is a myth. When someone takes the extensions off after wearing them for a long time, their natural locks seem very thin. But that’s because you get used to the amazing volume and length you get, and once it’s gone, it takes some time to get used to your natural strands. So no, your hair will not get thinner because of extensions; it will merely seem that way because you forget how your natural hair looks and feels. Conclusion Hair extensions are an incredible tool for enhancing your look or changing it completely, giving you the long, luscious locks you’ve always wanted, and adding thickness to your hair. If you inform yourself beforehand and choose the right products, you will have a great experience and be very happy with your extensions. Now that you have finished reading our FAQ, head over to AiryHair home page and select your preferred fusion type! Get Your Perfect Hair Extension Look! Are you ready to put your knowledge to work and pick out the perfect hair extension for you? Shop now in our comprehensive online hair extension store!

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