Can you glue in hair extensions?

Expensive, harm to your hair, not durable, binding to the master for correction and removal.

Hello everyone who follows the new trends in the world of the fashion industry!

Today I want to share my experience in such a procedure as hair extension.

Somehow it so happened that for most of my life I carried a bob haircut with its various modifications, and at the age of 20 I wanted long hair. Of course, I didn’t have a special patience then, so I went to a beauty salon after receiving my paycheck. Build up beauty.

I went to the salon. I don’t like this salon, and later I also hated it, but then there were no other options.

We decided to lengthen me not completely, but only selectively – there are long hair on the sides, and the back of the head is a little shorter (then such haircuts were just becoming fashionable).

The procedure took about two and a half hours. The process itself consisted of gluing other people’s strands under temperature to my own curls. There was hardening in the place of gluing, but I did not feel its inconveniences and I will tell you why below.

In the evening, it was planned to meet with friends and go to the club.
Well, in general, my elongated hair could not stand this evening.

We got caught in the rain, then we dried ourselves with a hairdryer at one of our friends and then, dry and happy, went home. And in the morning I gathered some pretty strands from my pillow. Something like this.

Well, not all strangers’ strands fell away – a couple remained, but they looked so scared that I just cut them off with scissors.
So again attempts to improve oneself in an artificial way were unsuccessful.

And I grew my hair in a natural way a little later in just a year, having gained patience and using the haircut procedure with hot scissors.

So I would not recommend hair extensions only from professionals in order to avoid disappointment later.

I didn’t know about https://elize-hair.co.uk/ before but…

It is better to spend this money on a good master and take good material.

Now it feels like. The first couple of days are uncomfortable, as the braids are braided rather tightly. The head may hurt, then everything is OK.

Washing such a mane is rather unusual and difficult. You need to wash while standing with your head thrown back. The transition between your own and extended hair is practically invisible (this is a matter of color matching and haircut correction). Hair extensions need to be washed less often than your own.

You can, as usual, wash only the top of your hair from above, and the whole shock every other time, since the extended hair, although natural, is dry enough (they do not feed from the head).

In general, I noticed that the less often you wash them, the better they look. Tint the roots only from above (minimum effort and cost), the rest of the hair is not visible.