Hand tied hair extensions(intro)

Hand tied hair extensions

Hair extensions provide you a lot of options. At the drop of a bundle, you may try with numerous lengths, hair colors, and styles. Aside from the many hair options, there are a variety of ways for applying extensions. Clip-ins and sew-ins are two of the most prevalent methods, while hand tied hair extensions are another popular method used by hairstylists in salons. You may have previously spent some time looking through videos to observe the rewarding hand tied hair extensions technique if you're fascinated by delicate beauty procedures.

This method may also be unfamiliar to you. If you're thinking about attempting hair extensions, this method may be of interest if you're searching for a way to maintain your hair healthy by minimizing breakage while adding length and fullness (when properly applied, of course).

Our Stock

We have 18", 20", and 22" in stock. Our inventory is in high demand. We receive 2-3 shipments every week and are always busy. If your color and length are not in stock on the day you place your purchase, we'll let you know if it's on its way to us that week or if we'll need to place a special order for it. If you are unable to wait for a special order, we will provide a refund.

Custom orders for the 16" and 26" sets will take up to 3 weeks to complete. If you have any questions, please send us an email.

On our color ring page, you may choose from a variety of colors. If the color you want isn't available here, go to this page and select custom color at checkout.

Here are some of our most popular color combinations for hand tied hair extensions, but you may let us know if you have any special requests.

Rooted #4/ 14/24 Highlights
Rooted #6/ 12/22 Highlights
Rooted #10 18/24 Highlights
#1001
#60A
#4/18 Blended
#4/ 60 Blended
#18/60 Blended
#18/#22 Blended
Rooted #8/ 60
Rooted #18/60
Rooted #18/613
Rooted #8/24
Rooted #18/24
Rooted #4/24
Rooted #4/ 60
Rooted #8/ 613
Rooted #8/60A Ash

Secret tips to make the hair extension fabulous?

Here are 5 exclusive tips only for kmxtend blog readers:

To avoid matting, the hair should be combed on a regular basis.
The hand tied hair extensions should be handled with more care when showering, cleaning, and drying than it was before the extension.
Hair should be washed three to four times each week.
It's not a good idea to go to bed with wet hair or to allow the roots of your hair air dry since this might cause the weft to droop.
Instead of tying your hair up with a hair band at night, leave it free.

Pros

While having your extensions installed, keep in mind that your choice of professional, the weight and color of your extensions largely determine the outcome. Here are a few pros and cons:
The least harmful. The hand tied hair extensions process does not use any harmful chemicals or toxins, unlike many other extensions that use glue, chemicals, and other adhesives.
It is long-lasting. The wefts grow out with your natural hair and can last up to 8 weeks before needing to be adjusted up or removed.
Has the ability to style in any way. Because the bonds could be visible or difficult to move, several types of extensions limit your hairstyles, notably up-dos and high ponies. Hand tied hair extensions may be styled in any way you like, and they flow with your hair naturally.
Suitable for most hair types. Wefts were previously considered to be only suited for extremely thick hair since they were so heavy. They are now lightweight enough for most types of hair due to the lightweight hand sewn wefts.

Cons

Hand tied hair extensions must be done by a professional stylist who has received special training in this area. Do not attempt to apply them yourself because the procedure involves some careful hair sewing. It's also crucial to get them removed by a hairdresser so that you don't end up damaging your natural hair.
If you have fine or thin hair, this is not the greatest option. Although the wefts are light, they are still stitched into your natural hair, so if your hair is particularly thin or fine, it may not be able to hold the weft.