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These hair extensions cause less damage to your natural hair because they don’t need any type of tape or glue during the installation process. The tape or glue used in other hair extensions can cause damages if you have fragile hair. However, with sew-in hair extensions, the installation process does little to no damage to your natural hair. Synthetic hair extensions are man-made fibers that are designed to mimic the look and texture of human hair, while human hair extensions are made out of real human hair and sourced from various donors. If you have a sensitive scalp or a tendency to get headaches, it’s important to communicate with your stylist about any discomfort you may be feeling during the installation procedure. Steps In Installing and Sewing In Extensions How long does a sew-in take to install? Depending on your hair texture, length, and style you want, the sew-in installation can take around 3 to 6 hours.

If you notice your hair thinning out or experiencing breakage, it could be a sign that your sew-in is too tight or it’s time to give your natural hair the break it needs. Unkempt Appearance Clip-in extensions are another popular option. They are easy to install and remove, and they can be worn for a variety of occasions. To install clip-in extensions, start by parting your hair down the middle. Then, take a section of hair from the front of your head and clip the extensions in place. Repeat this process until all of the extensions are installed. One of the most popular ways to sharpen a needle is to use a nail file or emery board. One simple way to keep needles and pins sharp all the time is to use a pin cushion filled with steel wool to store the sharp tools. Professionals often use a whetstone or oilstone to sharpen needles. If you are using clips, you need to section your hair off into four parts. You then need to snap the clips onto your own hair. Make sure that the clips are facing the right way so that they will hold the extensions in place.With proper care, high-quality human hair extensions can last up to a year or more, and they can be used for multiple installations. It might be helpful to have several needles with thread prepared before starting this, because you’ll be working with so many small pieces of weave which may be difficult to do with a single long piece of thread.

Tie a knot at the end of the thread and — starting at one end of the weft — begin sewing the weft onto one section of the base braids. You also should not try to sharpen a needle with a bent point. Sometimes sewing machine needles, in particular, can land wrong and bend the tip. You need to discard this needle for safety reasons and use a new one. Clip-in hair extensions are the easiest type to apply, as they simply clip onto your hair. To apply clip-in extensions, start by parting your hair in the middle and clipping the extensions at the top of your head. Then, part your hair on the side and clip the extensions in place. Finally, brush your hair and style as usual. A sew-in usually lasts around 3-4 weeks, but this can vary depending on how often it is shampooed, the products used, and how well it is taken care of.

Hold the emery board in one hand and pinch the needle between your thumb and forefinger in the other hand.