SHOPPING EXTENSIONS: Part III: Selecting your Texture
Texture is a very important part of creating natural looking extensions. Your best bet is to go with a texture that matches your natural texture the best. Texture can be broken down into two parts: 1) Actual wave pattern. For example, straight versus wavy. 2) Porosity. For example, silky versus coarse (also called porous). A healthy cuticle layer will reflect light and appear more shiny. A raised or damaged cuticle layer will have a less smooth, reflective surface so will
SHOPPING EXTENSIONS: PART I : Matching Your Hair Color
MAKE SURE YOUR HAIR IS FRESHLY COLORED. I typically break hair color into three parts : roots, base (or primary color), and nape. Roots: roots are important because it helps us determine what color the attachment will be for your extension. But that's where it ends. NEVER, EVER (I repeat never, ever) MATCH THE ROOTS. Always, always match the ends of your hair. If you have brown roots and blond ends and you buy brown hair it will be a very sad day. Find EVERY SINGLE COLOR
