Fashion Blog Wed Mar 16 2022
We all know those hair extensions are like adding icing to the cake without spending an extra dime for it. You can always get creative and do DIY depending on what hairstyle you're knocking. But the biggest dilemma is some hair extensions can hinder the style you want. Good thing you've come across the 5 easy hairstyles that hide extensions.
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You can use clip-in hair extensions if you're looking for added length or volume to your hair, not to mention that this type of extension is the least permanent. You don't have to spend all your time installing and removing them. You can put them on in 5 minutes, 15 minutes max, just like that.
You can get them in either fabric or silicone-based versions. Each snap clip is simple to use; all you have to do is snap the pieces to your hair. Make sure that you have correctly attached them. You don't want them picked out when you go somewhere, right?
Do you think clip-in hair extensions are your thing? Check them out in the Mic Hair Clip-in hair collections.
DIYing cannot be done on this one, although it isn't impossible. But before DIY-ing, make sure you know what to do and how to do it correctly, or else you'll end up emptying your pocket to salvage what's left of your hair.
Tape-in hair extensions are basically taped or glued to your natural hair. Thus, you have to have it done and removed by a professional hairstylist. Another reason is that a heating tool is used to reheat the glue or tape when installing the tape-in hair extension.
Worry not - if you're excellent with tape-in hair extension aftercare, you can use the same old ones when having them reinstalled. Want to see what a tape-in hair extension looks like? Visit Mic Hair Tape-in hair Collections for various tape-in hair extensions, from color to length to style.
Sew-in hair extensions are also called weaves. Why? Sew-in is much more complex to install than the other. The natural hair must be braided first into cornrows before sewing in the hair extensions with needles and thread. Making it the most permanent type of hair extension.
It takes longer to install, and normally, sew-in hair extensions are done for individuals with thick hair. It is safe to say that installing sew-in hair extensions with a professional hairstylist is necessary.
Half-up half-down is one of the easiest hairstyles to hide extensions. Not to mention an excellent style to add more volume if you have thin hair. This hairstyle has been receiving a lot of attention recently. All you have to do is take strands of hair from the top area, pull them back, and pin them. Simple and easy.
You can get creative with your half-up with a bun, braids, or simply tie it up. As for your half-down, make sure that your hair extension is covered with a layer of hair. We don't want that hair extension exposed. This hairstyle is simple and can be pretty flexible for any occasion.
To have your hairstyle last longer and stay in place, don't forget to spray a tidbit of hairspray. Not only does it keep your hair all day long, but it will also help give your hair a little more shape.
Countless non-hair extension users say that you cannot do ponytails once you have hair extensions. It's a matter of personal preference. You can always have fun with your ponytail. As a matter of fact, the ponytail is the easiest of all five hairstyles that can hide extensions.
But let's admit it: the ponytail was so last year and so boring. Nothing special. And this is where your imagination comes in. You can make your ponytail high like Ariana Grande, low like Selena Gomez, or slick like a supermodel.
You can even add more details to it, like curling the ends, bubble braiding, or simply doing a messy ponytail. There's a lot to do with a ponytail. All you need is your hair and your imagination.
Asking your professional hair stylist would be an excellent move if you don’t know how and where to start and don’t want to ruin your hair extensions. But if you want to do it yourself, this guide will definitely help you.
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Braids can also be one of your go-to hairstyles to hide extensions. That is, if you want to settle for simple braids or a fishtail. But if you want more, whether you do French or double Dutch braids, you have to keep in mind that you will need to part your hair from the top to the back of your neck.
You'll be exposing some of your hair extensions, but if this doesn't bother you, then continue. But it is a must that you take good care whenever you're grabbing pieces of hair as you braid, or you'll ruin your hair extensions.
Now, if you want to settle with simple braids, you can consistently achieve mermaid-like hair with regular braids and fishtails. You can even get to color your hair for desired results. It is pretty ideal to do this hairstyle whenever the summer months are approaching.
Want to try braids with hair extensions but feel hesitant? Watch this video and learn how to DIY your hair extensions with braids.
Beach waves are one of the most famous and natural-looking hairstyles that hide extensions. Why? Not only is it super easy, but it also looks excellent the longer you wear it. Plus, beach waves are healthy for your hair extensions and scalp, with no pressure from pulling strands of hair.
Want to have healthy-looking hair with beach waves? It's simple; just wrap a strand of hair around your curling iron. Uneven curls make it look more natural, so have small and big curls.
A little water or even a mouse can help make your beach waves stay in place and protect your hair from extreme heat, saving you from frizzy hair.
The bun is one of the fastest hairstyles to hide extensions. It's very effortless to do a bun whenever you're going somewhere and don't have time to do your hair.
The greatest thing about a bun is that you can do so much with it. You can have a messy high bun, a low bun looking like a ballerina, or a chic bun as your go-to party hairstyle. One more thing, you don't have to use your curling wand.
Want to know the secret to a perfect and elegant-looking bun? Fluff it up a little, let some loose hair strands out, and tie it in a bun.
Want to try a bun, but your hair is short, even with hair extensions? Worry not; this guide will definitely help you style your short hair with different styles of buns.
Having hair extensions won't hinder you from doing chic and classic hairstyles. Start doing your hair with these 5 easy hairstyles that hide extensions. All you need are your hair and creativity. Have fun having a great hair day!
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