Hair Extensions Exposed

Hair Extensions Exposed

If you are thinking about getting hair extensions, you won't want to miss the brand new release Hair Extensions Exposed. This information packed Ebook includes 155 pages of detailed facts about all the different hair extension methods available today.

Compare costs, how long they last, where you find a salon, how they are attached, what type of hair is used and more.

Of course, you can just schedule at appointment at your closest salon and get hair extensions. But if your stylist is not properly trained and/or certified, if the right method for attachment for your hair is not used, then you could very well end up with damaged hair or even worse, permanent hair loss.

Researching all the different methods of attachment and selecting one that will work best with your hair is the best way to avoid any damage to your natural hair.

Hair Resources has researched and published Hair Extensions Exposed as part of ongoing consumer research. The download Ebook includes a large bonus before/after hair extension gallery, an easy-to-read hair extension comparison chart and a hair extensions suitability test.

Find out if you are even suited to get hair extensions. Getting hair extensions will require some involvement on your part--just like long hair requires involvement. Long hair will take longer to shampoo, longer to blow dry, longer to style, require more hair conditioning, etc. If you are just a shampoo and go type of person, you may be very disappointed with hair extensions.

In short, if you want to get long, beautiful hair, read Hair Extensions Exposed to find out which method is right for you, where to find a salon and detailed instructions on how to prepare for your hair extension consultation.

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Thinking about hair extensions?

Hair extensions....Maybe?

Once you start hearing about the marvelous outcome of hair extension services, it is very tempting to start thinking that maybe they would work for you.

There are several up-front pieces of information that you should be aware of if you are considering hair extensions.

1. They are expensive. Human hair comes in many different qualities and textures. The best quality hair, called cuticle or remi hair, is in short supply and is therefore quite expensive. If you want the best hair (believe me when it comes to hair extensions- you want the best hair--will explain later.). Synthetic hair has greatly improved in quality over the years and offers a great alternative to human hair. It is usually less expensive than human hair, but it has a few limitations.

2. Hair extensions are not for everyone. Not everyone should get hair extensions just because they want them. If your hair is extremely damaged, thinning or very frail, it may not be able to handle the extra weight of the extension hair, causing your natural hair to fall out. This could even result in permanent hair loss. Yikes!

3. Hair extensions must be maintained. A lot of the damage to the natural hair occurs when the extension hair is not properly maintained. Some extensions must be washed with specific hair care products, brushed regularly and taken care of--just like you would long hair. You must have extra time each morning to wash, dry and style your longer hair. It does take time. Ask any women with long hair how much time she spends taking care of it. The extensions can only be left in for a certain amount of time and you must make regular visits to your stylist to keep them in tip-t0p shape.

4. Hair extensions are very addictive. Once you see yourself with long flowing celebrity hair, you won't want to ever change it. There are many women that wear hair extensions continuously now because they just love the way that they look with them. Of course if your extensions are properly maintained, your natural hair will continue to grow out and in several years your natural hair should be long as well.

5. There are many different methods for attaching hair extensions. Be sure to research all the methods before deciding on a specific one. Hair Extensions should not be an impulse purchase. Do your homework or you may be very sorry.

For more great reseach info on hair extensions, read Hair Extensions-The Official Consumer's Guide to Getting Hair Extensions.

Hair Extensions: Very thin hair after hair extension removal

Hair Extensions: Very thin hair after hair extension removal

Damaged hair and extensions

Getting hair extensions when your hair is damaged

Hair extensions involve attaching human or synthetic hair to your natural hair by one of many different methods. The hair can be attached strand by strand--where the strand is about 20-30 hairs, or they can be attached in wefts, where the hair is attached at the top by a tiny little curtain.

Some of the methods available today include fusion, bonding, sew-in, mini locs, clips, sleeves, links and string. Some methods are more suitable for damaged hair and will even help to improve the condition of the hair.

The hair stylist that does extensions should be properly trained to deal with all sorts of hair situations. If the wrong method is used on damaged hair, it can result in the extensions pulling out the natural hair--even resulting in permanent hair loss.

So, the morale of the story is, DO YOUR RESEARCH on hair extensions before you get them. Don't just make an appointment somewhere and get extensions. Research all the different methods available, schedule several extension consultations (even if they charge for them) because in the end you are making a big investment financially as well as emotionally.

If you get bad extensions, not only will you have thrown away your hard-earned money, but also you will be scarred emotionally if you have any kind of hair loss or permanent damage to your natural hair.

For more tips on getting hair extensions and preparing for the consultation, visit http://www.hrhairextensions.com and http://www.hairresources.net

How long does your hair need to be?

Hair Extensions Question

Many people wonder about the specific details of hair extensions. One frequently asked question is "How long does the natural hair need to be to get hair extensions attached?"

The answer is "It Depends" Don't you just love those answers!

Let me explain. Every hair extension method has different requirements for attachment. Some hair extensions can be attached on as little as 2-in. of natural hair. Other methods require your hair to be 4-5 inches long.

To find out the specific details about every method you can contact the hair extension company directly or visit their website. Most websites have these details listed, while you may have to send an Email to some companies to find out the information.

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