Certified stylists start by using a bead clamp and a loop tool. The hair is slid onto the micro bead and pushed to the root. Hair should be healthy to prevent breakage. Then the top is sealed flat and clamped together with the bead clamp. It is a very technical method, which is why it requires certification, but it is the most natural-looking extension type. These products are widely appealing for women (and men) seeking to add body and glamour to their hair. As the shaping and style of the hair can be applied and then left for several months, instead of having extensions you clip in and take out in days or weeks, it makes them a practical option.
What should you know before trying them out?
As Micro Bead Hair Extensions are added onto the base of each strand, you can customize the colors that go into your hair for lowlights and highlights. Or you can find a shade that matches your own. Since these extensions are hard on the hair, individuals with delicate hair or vulnerable scalps should steer clear and instead opt for another extension type, such as clip-ins. Depending upon the thickness of your hair and the amount of extensions you want put in, an expert bead application sitting can take up to 12 hours. For those with very short hair, adding more manufactured pieces can supplement a fuller look. Like regular hair, once the beading is finished, the extensions can be pulled into a pigtail, bun, or similar up-do. Most brands can also be exposed to heat styling, such as flat-irons or hot rollers, but be careful when using heat because it will cause quicker damage and breakage.
Some dos and don’ts to keep in mind
There are fundamental dos and don’ts when dealing with micro bead extensions to make them last as long as possible:
• Brush through your hair every night with a gentle, natural-bristle brush. Minimizing tangles will prevent breakage.
• Use hair products that are best for your extensions. Read up on different ingredients, as some shampoos and styling creams that are fine for your own hair don’t work well with extensions. For example, items with excess silicon can cause some of the hair to slip and shed out of the beads.
• Invest in the best quality extensions that you can afford. This will guarantee that they will last longer, be stronger, and look professionally done.
• Use leave-in conditioners. This prevents slippage of the extensions from the beads. Use them sparingly instead of every night, because overuse of conditioners can cause oily build up and tangling.
• Dry your hair delicately by patting sections with a towel. Be very careful using blow dryers on micro bead extensions and never use the high heat setting.
• Consult your beautician for more information. It’s always best to ask a professional trained in the subject for item referrals and tips to take care of your new look.
• Be careful not to over-wash your micro bead hair extensions. Because they are made from real human hair, the natural oils can be stripped just like your own hair if shampooed too often. Also don’t scrub your hair too hard, as this could cause slippage and scalp irritation.
• Don’t use permanent hair colors or bleach to dye the extensions. Hair extensions are particularly sensitive to the chemicals found in these items. Some individuals say that semi-permanent dyes or rinses work with micro bead extensions, as long as you go darker and not lighter.
• Obviously, anything that is damaging to your natural hair will be even more harmful to your delicate extensions.
• Don’t sleep with wet extensions. Dry them well and pin up or braid them to prevent snagging or twisting.
If you are looking for a beautiful new hairstyle that will last you several months, consider asking a professional about Micro Bead Hair Extensions .
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