Which brand hair extensions? :)

There are many brand of hair extensions, while most of them are made of human hair, only few hair extensions are made remy hair, as i Know luxyhair ,bellami and umihair, if you know more please tell.

Clip in hair extensions are an amazing way to add instant length & thickness to your natural hair. A few good tips to look for when purchasing clip in hair extensions is to make sure you're purchasing 100% Remy Human Hair - these are basically the best hair extensions available and you'll be able to straighten, colour and curl them  


Edited by gbruenning - January 08 2015 at 8:42am

The best brand I recommend Lock’n Long Hair Extensions http://locknlonghairextensions.com/, is Easy Clips Hair Extensions, (they're 100% Remy human hair) are so easy and quick to put in and remove, are the finest quality, and you can try different hairstyles without damaging your hair.

Edited by SophiaTaylor1 - November 12 2014 at 4:11am

i got my last set of extensions last year December, they cost me $200 plus p&p for a full head set, i have still got these extensions and i use them everyday, straighten them and also curl.

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Edited by Karen Shelton - September 17 2014 at 9:50pm

Clip in hair extensions offer many options.  It's always good to look for good ones.  Take your time and look around.



Edited by charmedhair - May 29 2014 at 5:17pm

Hi there, we don't carry tape ins. Honestly there isn't that much demand for them from our customers but our storefront in Atlanta does have clip ins. Every customer is different.




Edited by Karen Shelton - September 17 2014 at 9:51pm

They are about as simple as they sound. You peel a sticker backing, and place it onto the natural hair. I've found that a "sandwich" method works best.

Take a think slice of natural hair, position one tape hair with sticky side up, on the underside of the natural hair, and another on top, sticky side down. Press together. Some tapes work best by applying a bit of heat to help "activate" the adhesives and give a better hold.

I've not found that our brand needs that though. We put out a video on it on our youtube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_v2lQsky-Y

Product can be found here:
http://www.doctoredlocks.com/product/doctored-locks-straight-tape-in-hair-extensions-products/Tape-In-Hair

Tape is really similar to a weft in that it is bound at the top, the only difference is that it isn't sewn, its bound with a type of polymer and it has it's own installation method built in. Wefts are more versatile, but tapes are easy peasy!

The hair extension industry is highly competitive and thus you should take your time and research before you do anything. 

While there are a lot of very ethical people in the industry, there are also people only out to get your money.  Therefore, it's important to really research who you go to for your installations and where you buy your hair.


Edited by Karen Shelton - August 18 2014 at 4:42am

I am using Keratin hair extensions. I am in love.

Below are some samples clip-in extension for your reference. I hope you like them

Edited by Karen Shelton - May 29 2014 at 5:05pm