OUR HAIR EXTENSIONS ARE UPGRADED!

At LUXELOCKS, we only supply 100% human hair extensions. The hair we use for natural hair extensions is divided into three main categories: Remy hair, double-drawn hair, and Indian hair. [wptb id=274933] ● Remy Hair “Remy hair” refers to all the hair in the hair extension that runs in the same direction, from root to tip. Remy hair extensions are a premium kind of hair extension on the market. With all cuticles in one direction, fewer tangles and matte will occur while using. And they will last longer than other types of hair. All the Remy hair we use for hair extensions is from single donors, which means the hair texture and shape are all the same, giving the wearer a natural, flowy look. ● Double-Drawn Hair Double-drawn hair is also Remy hair but of the upper class of the Remy hair family. Double-drawn hair extensions meet all of the requirements for Remy hair extensions listed above: all hair in a bundle or weft has intact cuticles, and all hair in the bundle or weft points in the same direction. The only difference is that all the hair in a bundle of double-drawn hair has the same length. ● Indian Hair Indian hair belongs to the more economical hair class. It is usually sourced from something other than single donors like Remy or double-drawn hair. One bundle of Indian hair could be from a few random donors. A bundle of Indian hair usually runs in different directions, as do the cuticles. That’s why with new Indian hair, we have to use chemicals to burn off the cuticles. So the hair will get smoother and won’t tangle up. However, without the protection of cuticles, the hair won’t last as long as Remy hair does. Plus, it won’t be as shiny as hair with intact cuticles. Suppose you need help deciding which hair to choose. In that case, we recommend Remy hair extensions for a reasonable price and ideal hair quality.

We have a wide range of hair extension methods. For most methods, we have lengths from 10″ up to 28″. I-Tip keratin, nano ring, I-tip, and Nail-Tip extensions have lengths up to 30″.

We have done our best to display the colors of the products shown on this website as accurately as possible. However, because the colors you see will depend on your monitor, we cannot guarantee that your monitor’s display of any color will be accurate. To improve accuracy, we highly recommend you purchase one set of our color rings or send in either your own color ring or samples of the customer’s hair.

Click to pick your favorite color(s) from our Remy Hair Extension Color Board! You can also choose a few single colors to produce Ombre, Pian, or Mixed colors! If you can’t find the colors you need,contact us now! Moreover, you can customize your colors, too.

Permanent professional hair extensions like tape-ins, wefts, and fusion hair extensions are way more expensive, costing anywhere from $600 to $3000. Temporary women’s hair extensions like halo and clip-in human hair extensions are much more affordable. On the market, the average cost of those hair extensions is between $200 – $500.

If your client typically craves a full head of long, wavy hair, surprisingly, ‘yes’ is the answer. Properly installed hair extensions do help the hair grow. That’s absolutely right. Correctly performed hair extension procedures help protect the hair from damage and ensure that your clients get the hair length they want.

Pros: 1. Instant length and volume: hair extensions are the easiest ways to add instant volume and length to the wearer’s hair. 2. Long-lasting: hair extensions, especially professional hair extensions, are supposed to last for a long time on the wearer’s hair. Tape in and fusion hair extensions can stay on the hair for around 3-4 months before a touchup, and most hair extensions can be re-applied multiple times. 3. Add shades to hair: hair extensions can add different shades to the wearer’s natural hair without much styling involved. 4. Harm-free: hair extensions are a harmless method to add length and volume to the wearer’s natural hair. For those who often try different hairstyles or colors, hair extensions often cause minimal to no damage to the wearer’s natural hair. Cons: 1. High maintenance: with hair extensions on, especially semi-permanent hair extensions, a regular re-fit is a must. If the wearer’s natural hair does grow out of bonds, the wearer usually needs to visit a hairstylist every 3-4 months to undo the extensions and re-install them again. However, quality hair extensions can last over a year. 2. Costly and time-consuming: Hair extensions can also be costly and time-consuming. Fusion hair extensions are an example. The wearer needs to sit in a salon for 2-3 hours for them to get installed, and they need to set a budget of around $ 2,000 each year for salon visits and new hair extensions.

Professional hair extensions, also known as semi-permanent hair extensions, are attached to natural hair through various attaching techniques, keeping the hair looking long and voluminous. Common professional hair extension methods are tape-ins, micro-links, wefts, and fusion hair extensions.

If you seriously consider wearing hair extensions in the long run, human hair extensions will surely be your top option. Their major advantages are: 1. Natural: They blend better with the wearer’s natural hair. Human hair is a person’s bio hair. It blends better with the wearer’s bio hair than synthetic hair does. Synthetic hair has a glare that is hard to get rid of, and the hair just can’t be 100% natural. 2. Durable: Human hair extensions, especially Remy hair extensions, last much longer than synthetic ones. Although slightly more expensive than synthetic ones, they can last 2-3 times longer. 3. Versatile: Natural hair extensions can be styled into more hairstyles than synthetic ones. For example, natural hair extensions have intact cuticles, which allows them to take color with no problem, and hold the color. They behave the way natural hair should.

Hair extensions are a bunch or bunches of hair, through different bonding techniques, attached to the wearer’s natural hair or scalp, to achieve a voluminous, full-head-of-hair look. There are generally two types of hair extensions, professional hair extensions and temporary hair extensions. ● Professional hair extensions include tape-ins, wefts, micro-links, and fusion hair extensions. They are semi-permanent and usually need a licensed hairstylist’s help installing them. ● Temporary hair extensions include clip-in human hair extensions, halos, and ponytails. They are much easier to install compared to professional hair extensions. Wearers can usually put them on and off any time and anywhere they want.