Which type of hair extensions is best for you?
Extensions guide
Want longer hair? Experiencing hair loss? Just want to add more volume to your look? Our ultimate guide will teach you everything you need to know about hair extensions, from what the different types are to how to choose the perfect set for you.
What are hair extensions?
There are many types of hair extensions and application methods. Some hair extensions are semi-permanent and require the assistance of a professional to apply. In contrast, others are designed for daily use and can be applied by yourself at home in minutes.
Hair extensions are also commonly worn for special occasions like weddings, proms, and other milestones in life. If you have a hairstyle in mind but can’t quite achieve it with your own hair, consider hair extensions or consult a trusted hair stylist to get their opinion on how hair extensions can help achieve your dream look.
Super Remy Hair offers any king of hair extensions, the easiest and safest way to get longer and more voluminous hair at home. Clip-In extension wefts come with the clips already attached to them. This means you can take the wefts and easily clip them into your hair without additional costs, time, or professional help. They are perfect for everyday use as well as special occasions.
What types of hair extensions are there?
Hair extensions are a fun and versatile way to boost your natural hair’s length, volume, or texture. The key to finding your perfect match? Understanding the different types of extensions and how they work so you can achieve your dream look while keeping your hair healthy. Let’s break down the most popular options and help you decide what works best for your hair goals.
Tape-Ins
Pre-bonded Hair
Hair Weft
Clip-Ins
Nano Hair
6D Hair
Halo Hair
Hair Bulk
Loop Hair
Color Ring
How do I choose the right color of hair extensions?
The most important factor when choosing the right color of hair extensions is to consider the undertones in your hair. Whether your hair’s undertones lean warm, cool, or neutral, you’ll want to select a color that matches your undertones best.
Look at your hair in natural lighting (facing a window or outside in natural sunlight) and examine the colors you see in it. You have warm undertones if you see yellow, golden, or red hues throughout your hair. You have cool undertones if you see blue or green hues throughout your hair. If you think you are somewhere in-between, you likely have neutral undertones.
When searching for the right hair extension color, keep an eye out for the product descriptions, as they’ll typically note what undertones are included in the hair.
Companies will use similar terminology when defining warm, cool, and neutral colors, so you can also play the name game.
Warm: Look out for names that include Golden, Butterscotch, Honey, Chocolate, Mocha, and Cherry.
Cool: Look out for names that include Platinum, Ash, Cool, Walnut, and Icy.
Neutral: Look out for names that include Natural, Medium, and Neutral.
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