It's not plastic these are keratin bonds. If you go to good professional they will install these with no damage to your hair, it requires good after care from the client also, and a professional to remove them, minimal damage really.
Is Keralinks a brand? Are they glue bonds? How do you know how much hair to buy? How do you judge? Is it just something you eventually get to learn with experience? Thanks 😊🇬🇧
These are the best extensions for fine hair because they can be costomized. I recommend going to a hair extension specialist to get the most accurate information. A stylist who doesn't do them will usually tell you they are not good because they don't know.
Very suitable for fine hair. 25 grams approx 25keratin bonds is plenty for fine hair, and you will notice and feel the difference. Have them scattered, keeping in mind that too much weight on fine hair is not recommended. It is important to have an experienced installer and good quality extensions. JL
Woah that looks easy as hell,doing extensions at salon is expensive as hell,i just bought few hairs and i just need to buy that heating tool and i will try to do it myself cause i dont have money for salons
Guys these are required to be applied by a trained professional, might look easy but it's not as simple, spacing and application are important, the right tools are important specially with heat application also and the right information on how to look after them afterwards how to wash and comb, separate the bonds daily, please don't just buy the tools and start applying your own it can turn into a disaster. I have left the industry now so not here to gain anything just by some of the comments I realise that it might look easy but even a professional needs training on them.
It has nothing to do with hair growth , it still grows and won’t affect it but if u don’t untangle it and properly not washing means ur hair fall will increase
No. As long as they are installed correctly. Here is a tutorial of how they are removed and what they look like ua-cam.com/video/prC8zRHpMK0/v-deo.html
Paddle brush gently from ends up never from the roots or above the bonds, bonds need to be separated daily so they don't tangle from the roots, avoid heat and conditioner on them also, when washing gentle strokes with the tips of your fingers so they don't tangle, hope it helps.
I dont like how far from the scalp these attatch, imagine them taking a comb to brush and it rakes into the loose part at the root... ripping bulbs out for sure
They need a spacing of 1inch from the scalp to avoid tension and for movement, too close to the scalp will cause tension, irritation and possible hair loss, it will be uncomfortable and the spacing also allows you to be able to put your hair up.
What if your stylist has put the bonds on the very side of your hair like above your ear where your hair is the most fragile and you’ve told them you’ve experienced some hair loss! During that consultation you said OK I don’t want any bonds there leave my natural hair and they put them there anyways and after like three weeks I called her service because she can’t speak to her directly to say hey I need to come in because they’re twirling. Oh, wait for six weeks. This is after I found out that she included everything including products in her tip that was like almost $900 that I had to dispute which is a unbelievable nonsense.
How come some of your bonds are so much smaller than other bonds that shouldn’t be. That’s what I wondered about mine why are some of them tiny and some of them huge it made no sense.
These are individually made and cut sometimes in the middle, it's all about customising it for each strand of the application we have different densities of hair on our head, usually even thinner bonds are used towards the front of the hair to try and make them as undetectable as possible.
The way your sectioning it would’ve made it so much easier to keep them from getting together and like twirling or I mean I had to separate them every single day they were still slipping. I’m still losing the actual hair. It’s a total nightmare and I thought I went to an expert, she calls herself one Bellamy hair even recommended her probably because she uses their hair and she charged me twice for the hair a full head. She charged me twice. I didn’t ask for a full head. I only wanted a couple of sections to fill in what I lost. It would’ve been so much easier and I asked her to cut it which didn’t happen. I said on the first day it looked OK and then when I went home and realized the crow wouldn’t stay I tried to call and say we need to cut it. Nope because her answering service is ridiculous. She treats it like a doctors office like she’s too busy to answer the Phone, it’s not the case!
It looks way too far from the scalp, if this is how it’s suppose to be I don’t think I would get it because it would show pretty quickly if it’s starting at a months regrowth
I don’t like it, I don’t like it, it would not work for me. I throughly enjoy being able to throughly brush my hair from the scalp to the tips. There’s no way this wouldn’t cause breakage while using even a wide tooth comb. My hair is tangly without this already
Then how u remove vidout damaging a single strand of original hair?
They Cush it with needle nose pliers and it crumbles. Actually removed some from a clients hair before
You can get a spray remover. You spray crush with pliers and it will break the bond and slide right off
@@dj100cs I use the Donnabella Bond Remover Spray and some pliers ❤️ no breakage or damage to the natural hair
I use alcohol with pliers and it works better than any overpriced remover.
Amazing tips and such a clean install!
Will the hair last for a few months?
How damaging is the heated plastic or glue to your own hair? How do you prevent any damage long or short term?
It's not plastic these are keratin bonds. If you go to good professional they will install these with no damage to your hair, it requires good after care from the client also, and a professional to remove them, minimal damage really.
You can also Cut them in half So they are less Visible if the hair is super fine.
Is Keralinks a brand? Are they glue bonds?
How do you know how much hair to buy? How do you judge? Is it just something you eventually get to learn with experience?
Thanks 😊🇬🇧
What is the alternative if I don't have that tool you use or chips... Is it ok if I use rubber band
I’ve never heard of/ or used a rubber band. But I wouldn’t recommend it since the elasticity of rubber bands can cause breakage due to the friction
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How much does it cost?? Is there places in Melbourne doing this??
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Thanks for the information. I have a question: When installing do I leave a row of my natural hair between the rows with KTips?
Question, why not put the ktip under the natural hair?
Result will be the same the keratin bonds will still need to be formed.
Getting mine soon. Excited
Someone like myself with very fine thin hair would this be the best option for me to not cause breakage.. I get different reviews from hairstylists
These are the best extensions for fine hair because they can be costomized. I recommend going to a hair extension specialist to get the most accurate information. A stylist who doesn't do them will usually tell you they are not good because they don't know.
What brand of fusion hot tool do you recommend?
Very suitable for fine hair. 25 grams approx 25keratin bonds is plenty for fine hair, and you will notice and feel the difference. Have them scattered, keeping in mind that too much weight on fine hair is not recommended. It is important to have an experienced installer and good quality extensions. JL
Thank you. Have you experienced these types of extensions and how did it affect your hair? ❤
Great tips! Those always drove me crazy LOL
How much it costs
Woah that looks easy as hell,doing extensions at salon is expensive as hell,i just bought few hairs and i just need to buy that heating tool and i will try to do it myself cause i dont have money for salons
Not only the expense but also look how messy she puts it in ,like damn at least part it better 😂
Guys these are required to be applied by a trained professional, might look easy but it's not as simple, spacing and application are important, the right tools are important specially with heat application also and the right information on how to look after them afterwards how to wash and comb, separate the bonds daily, please don't just buy the tools and start applying your own it can turn into a disaster. I have left the industry now so not here to gain anything just by some of the comments I realise that it might look easy but even a professional needs training on them.
100%. Ladies you don’t know what you don’t know.
Does your natural hair still grow?
It has nothing to do with hair growth , it still grows and won’t affect it but if u don’t untangle it and properly not washing means ur hair fall will increase
Where can i order this
Apa ga panas bang d pegang pke tangan?
How l can removed it
Does removal break off or damage the clients hair?
No. As long as they are installed correctly. Here is a tutorial of how they are removed and what they look like ua-cam.com/video/prC8zRHpMK0/v-deo.html
Yes this will damage your hair
How do you remove them or will they just fall out
Some will fall out on their own, but I also use the Donnabella bond remover spray to remove the others
Some will fall out on their own. For the ones that don’t i use the Donnabella Bomd Remover Spray 😊
I've always wondered how they do this!!
Then how to combing single hair?😮
Yes completely
How to brush hair after getting this?
Paddle brush gently from ends up never from the roots or above the bonds, bonds need to be separated daily so they don't tangle from the roots, avoid heat and conditioner on them also, when washing gentle strokes with the tips of your fingers so they don't tangle, hope it helps.
What is the name of this treatment
Keratin bond hair extensions.
Looks good
I dont like how far from the scalp these attatch, imagine them taking a comb to brush and it rakes into the loose part at the root... ripping bulbs out for sure
They need a spacing of 1inch from the scalp to avoid tension and for movement, too close to the scalp will cause tension, irritation and possible hair loss, it will be uncomfortable and the spacing also allows you to be able to put your hair up.
Can we make them on a sticker extensions ?
Thats good for highlight u dont damage your hair
Wow looks great❤
Were place
Wow....
What if your stylist has put the bonds on the very side of your hair like above your ear where your hair is the most fragile and you’ve told them you’ve experienced some hair loss! During that consultation you said OK I don’t want any bonds there leave my natural hair and they put them there anyways and after like three weeks I called her service because she can’t speak to her directly to say hey I need to come in because they’re twirling. Oh, wait for six weeks. This is after I found out that she included everything including products in her tip that was like almost $900 that I had to dispute which is a unbelievable nonsense.
Oh no 😟
How come some of your bonds are so much smaller than other bonds that shouldn’t be. That’s what I wondered about mine why are some of them tiny and some of them huge it made no sense.
These are individually made and cut sometimes in the middle, it's all about customising it for each strand of the application we have different densities of hair on our head, usually even thinner bonds are used towards the front of the hair to try and make them as undetectable as possible.
The way your sectioning it would’ve made it so much easier to keep them from getting together and like twirling or I mean I had to separate them every single day they were still slipping. I’m still losing the actual hair. It’s a total nightmare and I thought I went to an expert, she calls herself one Bellamy hair even recommended her probably because she uses their hair and she charged me twice for the hair a full head. She charged me twice. I didn’t ask for a full head. I only wanted a couple of sections to fill in what I lost. It would’ve been so much easier and I asked her to cut it which didn’t happen. I said on the first day it looked OK and then when I went home and realized the crow wouldn’t stay I tried to call and say we need to cut it. Nope because her answering service is ridiculous. She treats it like a doctors office like she’s too busy to answer the Phone, it’s not the case!
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Glad to hear that
How do you remove them
Please let me know
It looks way too far from the scalp, if this is how it’s suppose to be I don’t think I would get it because it would show pretty quickly if it’s starting at a months regrowth
These require 1 inch from the scalp to avoid tension on the roots and scalp, 3 to 4 months, sometimes clients stretch them to 6 months even.
She makes it look so easy ❤
Practice ❤️
I don’t like it, I don’t like it, it would not work for me. I throughly enjoy being able to throughly brush my hair from the scalp to the tips. There’s no way this wouldn’t cause breakage while using even a wide tooth comb. My hair is tangly without this already
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Don't do this kind of hair extension. It'll damage your hair
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Hahaha, i thought yall said only black people wear fake hair..
Those extensions leave you without hair
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Burning the real hair
Not really they get as hot as ur hair straightners ❤ just dnt hold it on for long wax melts quick and drys quick so really it doesn burn hair
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Огромные капсулы , абсолютно не аккуратная работа 😢 сочувствую девушкам с таким наращиванием волос , это больно 😢
Hair like that...could be real hair later...or not
Time consuming
Hair is ruined