ded or corn rolled in parallel rows across the head. Braids are done strand-by-strand, with bulk hair or hair that is cut from the weft. They may be a good option because there are no glues or chemicals to harm hair, and the strand resHair extensions are synthetic or human hair you attach to your own hair. The processes I found varied—the included using glues, pre-tipped, braids, weaves, clips or metal rings, to name a few. These processes all varied in cost, benefits and setbacks.

The extension hair was offered on a weft, or in bulk. Weft hair is sewn to a track. The bulk is loose hair. Both are used for specific applications.

Glue applications are used both by trained professionals and users directly. The pre-tipped pieces, or weft of extension hair, is glued directly, or bonded with a hot tool, to the natural hair. This method can be risky as the glue is very difficult to remove from your hair. The only option to remove the glue is to use chemical removers to remove it, or pick it out, both, in turn, jeopardize the integrity of your hair.

Braids and weaves were another option. Weaves are wefts that are sewn into hair that has been braided or corn rolled in parallel rows across the head. Braids are done strand-by-strand, with bulk hair or hair that is cut from the weft. They may be a good option because there are no glues or chemicals to harm hair, and the strand resu

its and setbacks.

The extension hair was offered on a weft, or in bulk. Weft hair is sewn to a track. The bulk is loose hair. Both are used for specific applications.

Glue applications are used both by trained professionals and users directly. The pre-tipped pieces, or weft of extension hair, is glued directly, or bonded with a hot tool, to the natural hair. This method can be risky as the glue is very difficult to remove from your hair. The only option to remove the glue is to use chemical removers to remove it, or pick it out, both, in turn, jeopardize the integrity of your hair.

Braids and weaves were another option. Weaves are wefts that are sewn into hair that has been braided or corn rolled in parallel rows across the head. Braids are done strand-by-strand, with bulk hair or hair that is cut from the weft. They may be a good option because there are no glues or chemicals to harm hair, and the strand res

s and users directly. The pre-tipped pieces, or weft of extension hair, is glued directly, or bonded with a hot tool, to the natural hair. This method can be risky as the glue is very difficult to remove from your hair. The only option to remove the glue is to use chemical removers to remove it, or pick it out, both, in turn, jeopardize the integrity of your hair.

Braids and weaves were another option. Weaves are wefts that are sewn into hair that has been braided or corn rolled in parallel rows across the head. Braids are done strand-by-strand, with bulk hair or hair that is cut from the weft. They may be a good option because there are no glues or chemicals to harm hair, and the strand res

to remove the glue is to use chemical removers to remove it, or pick it out, both, in turn, jeopardize the integrity of your hair.

Braids and weaves were another option. Weaves are wefts that are sewn into hair that has been braided or corn rolled in parallel rows across the head. Braids are done strand-by-strand, with bulk hair or hair that is cut from the weft. They may be a good option because there are no glues or chemicals to harm hair, and the strand res

ded or corn rolled in parallel rows across the head. Braids are done strand-by-strand, with bulk hair or hair that is cut from the weft. They may be a good option because there are no glues or chemicals to harm hair, and the strand result looks very natural, although the cost—hundreds to thousands of dollars—and time commitment—6-8 hours—is overwhelming. Both braids and weaves are done very close to the scalp and are said to be extremely painful processes, causing hair pulling or even horrible headaches in some wearers.

Clip-in hair extensions might seem to be a logical solution. They are simple to put in—10 minutes—fairly inexpensive to purchase—around $200—and you can insert them yourself. However, I was looking for longer, more natural, and more secure, wear. I needed yet another alternative.

Unlike clip-in hair extensions that need to be removed daily, Tiffany Twist do-it-yourself HOLLYWOOD HAIR™ is 100% human hair sold in a kit and is safely bonded into the hair, by the wearer, at home, with comparable results to expensive salon applications.

I can wash, sleep in, and style the hair extensions just like it were my own hair. I can wear my