Extension Professional

If you are thinking about using hair extensions in order to add length and/or volume to your hair you are most certainly not alone. You know all those celebrities and stars that you see on the TV on an almost daily basis? You look at their hair and you wonder just how it is that they manage to look so stunning at 7.00 am on morning television. Very often the answer is that their long glossy locks that look as though they have just spent two hours with the hair stylist are not just their locks, but also include hair extensions.  There are various different types of hair extensions, not the least of which is the choice between real hair and synthetic hair. Very briefly, synthetic hair is made of plastic (yes, really!) while real hair is – well - real. You are very limited in what you can do with synthetic hair extensions, but they do have the advantage of being very cheap. Real hair is more expensive, but you can treat it in much the same way that you treat your own

Buying hair extensions is not an exact art because there are a lot of suppliers out there in the marketplace, and there are a number of different types of hair extension as well when it comes to the method of fixing them.  The first thing is to be certain what you are looking for. Do you want to add thickness and volume to your hair, length, or both? Before you start asking around, you need to have a list of questions ready. These should include asking what hair types the supplier offers, what type of attachments they have available, and what is the life expectancy of the hair extensions. You should tell the supplier what type of hair you have – whether it is thick hair, medium, or very fine – and ask if their type of attachment is suitable. You would also want to ask how often you would need to visit for servicing. Bear in mind that you will need servicing and you should be prepared for the cost of this. Choosing the best hair extensions for your hair type is