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 Jewelry is often referred to as a woman's best friend. However, it would not be an exaggeration to say that, in addition to jewelry, clip-in hair extensions also are a woman's best friend. Clip-in hair extensions can be worn for a short period of time, require little maintenance, and blend in perfectly with your natural hair. This hair extension is for those who want to change the length or volume of their hair without committing to a long-term commitment, causing damage, or spending a lot of money. However, due to some objective reasons like import duty or expensive transportation, etc, making some clip-in hair extensions available in the market can be expensive. So, why should we spend a lot of money to buy clip-in hair extensions when we can make clip-in hair extensions at home? It sounds interesting, right? In this blog post, we will give you the most detailed instructions on how to make clip in hair extensions right at your own home. I. About Clip in Hair Extensions  Before we jump into how to make this hair extension at home, let's find out a little bit of information about this hair extension! AZ Clip in Hair Extensions AZ Clip in Hair Extensions  Clip-in hair extensions, also known as clip-in weaves, are an attachment method where wefts of hair can be easily installed into your natural hair by multiple small pressure-sensitive clips. One set of clip-in hair extensions includes several different-sized wefts of hair, ranging from one, two, three, to four clips. Clip-in hair extensions are a temporary alternative to traditional hair extensions, designed to add length to your hair, as well as increase thickness and volume. Clip in hair extensionns - Before & After Read Now: Why Clip in Hair Extensions Are Excellent For The QUICK Hairstyles Changing? II. How To Make Clip In Hair Extensions?  Above we have shown you the pieces of information that contribute to helping you understand more about clip in hair extensions. Now let's learn how to make it right at your home! 1. What Do I Need To Make Clip In Hair Extensions?  To make the hair clips, you will need: 1-2 packets of human hair weft extensions: (*do not buy "ponytail hair," which is loose and incredibly difficult to work with*). Depending on the store, you can also buy it off a bundle, by length. In this case, measure your head and decide how thick you'll want the pieces before you go. 15-20 wig clips: This will depend on how many hairpieces you make, but it's better to have extra than have to make another trip to the beauty supply store. You also don't want to skimp on the number of clips you put in each hairpiece, or they're likely to come loose while wearing. Sharp scissors: to cut the wefts and trim the final pieces. Needle and strong matching or invisible thread: to sew the wefts and clips together. Measuring tape (or long piece of string): to gauge how wide each piece should be to custom-fit your head. 2. Choosing The Hair Weft Materials.  You can choose human hair or synthetic to be materials to make clip in hair extensions. Natural hair is created from harvested human hair, so they look, feels, and acts just like your own hair. Synthetics are created from man-made fibers using specialized technology to give the overall appearance and feel of real hair. However, we really recommend you choose human hair, especially Vietnamese human hair due to its amazing ability. Make sure the hair matches your natural color as closely as possible. If you buy wavy hair, be prepared to curl your own a bit to match. AZ's Weft Hair Extensions AZ's Weft Hair Extensions  When choosing length, measure from about the middle of your ear down, since that's where the lowest piece will fall.Read Now: Vietnamese Hair – The Valuest Treasure of The Hair Industry 3. Detailed Instructions  If you're more of a visual person, watch the video below for detailed instructions on how to make clip in, or scroll down for step-by-step directions.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fbs_pmXFugg Step #1: Measure and Cut The Hair Weft  You can mess around and figure out what works best for you and your hair type, but a typical set of clip-ins would include 1 wide piece and 6 small side pieces ( 1 piece of 4 clips, 2 pieces of 3 clips, 2 pieces of 2 clips and 2 pieces of 1 clip) To custom-fit your extensions, measure your hair along the back, first just above the nape, then about an inch above, then from about 1/2 inch behind one ear to the other, and the last about an inch above that. Cut the hair from the weft in those lengths for 2 pieces of 4 clips, 4 pieces of 3 clips, 4 pieces of 2 clips, and 4 pieces of 1 clip. Step #2: Double-thicken The Pieces  After cutting the hair from the weft in those lengths, you can double them to make it thicker first. That means you take 2 identical pieces and layer them one on top of the other then sew them together along the weft at the top (a C shape needle works well). Some people glue the wefts together, but we would still advise you to add a few stitches at the ends and middle if you choose to do that. Step #3: Attach The Clips  Now is the last step of how to make clip in hair extensions. Get wig clips from a beauty supply store or online, and hand sew them to the top of the pieces, with matching or invisible thread. Some sites recommend just gluing the clips in place or using only 2 clips for the shorter back pieces. We don't think it's worth the time you save to have your hair come loose at an inopportune time, so we'd really urge you to spend the extra time sewing on all the clips! III. Where To Buy Clip In Hair Extensions?  If you feel that making clip-in hair extensions at home is too complicated or too busy to make it, you also can buy these hair extensions from reputable hair vendors like AZ Hair.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6gALQu2s_sOperation experience in the hair business for decades, AZ Hair is proud to be one of the most professional and reputable Vietnamese organizations in hair manufacturers and trading natural raw hair, virgin hair, and Asian human hair extensions across the globe. We are proud to be the first Vietnamese hair company that has been verified by Alibaba - a major player in the B2B eCommerce space. With AZ’s clip in hair extensions, you can possibly change them in an instant, take them out whenever, style them, and all with no commitment. AZ's Clip In Hair Extensions AZ's Clip In Hair Extensions https://youtu.be/H-25I1IzRM4 With the strong renewal and production ability to satisfy a variety of quality requirements, AZ Hair is gradually building our prestige as a factory supplying a variety of qualified hair following the international hair standard at reasonable prices. Through the years, we have succeeded in building the brand name for ourselves as well as our reputation in the international market. AZ Office  With the aim of bringing the best experience for the international clients buying our products, during 16 years of operation, we always continually strive to provide the most complete satisfaction to the customer even with the hardest ones. With a 98.8% of response rate, our friendly and enthusiastic teams are always ready to support customers 24/7. Our staff all have good communication skills, not only English, but they also can use Russian and Portuguese and some popular languages in the world, so customers never have to worry about the language barrier.

 Speaking of hair bleaching, it is no longer only possible to go to a salon, but nowadays girls are keener and keener to DIY bleach their hair at home. Bleaching to lighten hair color is pretty common. However, there are some risks to bleaching your own hair, the most common of which is uneven bleaching, which usually leaves us feeling sad and disappointed. So, knowing how to fix uneven bleached hair is an excellent trick to have up your sleeve. In today's article, we are going to show you how to fix unevenly bleached hair at home. I. What Makes Uneven Bleached Hair?  Before we get into how to fix unevenly bleached hair, let's look at what causes uneven bleaching results. 1. Apply Hair Bleach Unevenly  Uneven application of hair bleach is a common cause of uneven bleaching results. When you bleach your own hair, it can be difficult to see all of the hair, especially the back, inner, and sides, which can result in uneven bleach application to the point where some parts of the hair are not bleached or are bleached very little, ultimately resulting in uneven hair bleaching. 2. Uneven Mixing Of Bleach  Another cause of uneven hair bleaching is uneven bleach mixing. If all of the ingredients are the same color, it can be difficult to tell if they are blending well when mixing bleach with conditioner and other ingredients (usually white). When you use bleach that is not evenly mixed, some areas of your hair will be bleached strongly while others will not, resulting in uneven bleaching.Read Now: What Ratio of Bleach to Developer Should I Use? 3. Uneven Hair Porosity  Uneven hair porosity can also have an impact on the outcome of bleaching. Hair porosity is a measure of the ability of the hair to absorb and retain moisture based on the structure of the cuticle (the outer layer of the hair), and it is classified into three types: high, medium, and low. If your hair porosity is uneven, high-porosity hair will absorb the bleach faster than the rest of the hair in the same amount of time, resulting in uneven hair bleaching. 4. Wrong Application  One of the most common mistakes made when applying bleach is failing to section the hair. If you apply the mixture directly to your hair, it will spread unevenly, resulting in total disaster. If your hair is longer and thicker, tie it in small sections with elastic bands. Start from the lower section by applying bleach on the roots and later on ends. Open the sections one by one, and lastly do the top part. Cover your hair with a shower cap for at least 30 minutes to allow the bleach to do its work. II. How To Fix Uneven Bleached Hair?  Above we have explained some reasons that contribute to uneven bleaching results, would you like to know how to fix it? Now, here are a number of ways to fix uneven hair bleaching, let's take a look at them. Fixing Uneven Bleached Hair Method #1: Dye Your Hair With A Darker Shade  If you feel embarrassed about appearing in public with uneven hair color, the quickest and easiest way to help you fix bleached uneven hair is to dye it a darker color like chocolate brown or black. How To Do:  First of all, shampoo your hair and let it dry completely. Then separate your hair into sections and use a hair coloring brush to apply the dye evenly to your hair. Cover your hair with plastic wrap and leave it for the recommended time (normally from 30 to 40 minutes). You also can check the product instructions for the most accurate time recommendation. Finally, rinse off the hair dye with cold water. Fixing Uneven Bleached Hair Method #2: Re-bleach Your Entire Hair  If you are adamant about getting the even color you desire, re-bleaching your hair is a viable option. You must, however, be reminded that you must wait at least 3 weeks after the initial bleaching before re-bleaching. This is due to the fact that bleaching your hair frequently can cause damage, leaving it dry and broken. To avoid dry hair, deep condition your hair in between bleaching sessions to nourish and strengthen the roots while leaving them soft and shiny.Read Now: A Step-by-Step Guide to Safely Bleaching Your Hair At Home How To Do:  For the beginning, add the bleach, conditioner, and any products you need to the bowl and mix thoroughly. Separate your hair into sections and use the bleach brush to apply the bleach evenly to your hair. Remember that If you try to rush this process, the results will be uneven. So before you finish the application, be sure to thoroughly cover all of your hair strands. Then wait for about 45 minutes for the bleach to work better and wash your hair and blow dry. Correctly applying bleach can help you to attain the proper shade that you are aiming for initially, so it can be a worthwhile process.*Tip: If you can't see the inside, back, and sides of your hair, you can have a friend or family member help you so you can better avoid uneven bleaching of your hair. After finish the re-bleaching process, remember to condition your hair with conditioner to make it less dry.* III. How To Take Care of Hair After Bleach?  Now you finally got the desired blond look, the next step is to take care of the hair to restore lost oils. Bleach strips hair from its natural oil making them super frizzy, fragile, and dull. 1. Wash Your Hair With Cold Water  Never use hot water to wash bleached hair, as the steam will open the hair scales and cause further damage to the bleached strands. If you don't want your bleached hair to get damaged and become worse, then what you need to do is to wash your hair with medium to slightly warm water as this closes the hair cuticle and locks in moisture. After every wash, you can apply Moroccanoil Treatment Oil which is light on the hair. The product is quite popular among hairstylists and celebrities because of its amazing results. Always, apply the oil to a clean scalp as the hair follicles will soak up all the nutrients and protect your hair. 2. Enhance Your Diet  One of the best ways to take care of bleached hair is to improve your diet. If you want your hair to stay healthy, you can include multivitamins, minerals, and omega-3 fatty acids in your diet, as they promote a healthy scalp and hair, leaving your hair soft and strong. 3. Deep Conditioning Hair  It is always known that bleached hair can become particularly dry. If you want to improve the dryness of your hair, then the best thing you can do is to deep condition your hair. A deep conditioning treatment can moisturize and soften hair that has been damaged by chemical treatments, heat exposure, etc. It can also improve hair elasticity by restoring moisture, making hair better able to resist stretching and tension, and it can also prevent and protect against breakage. Another way to hydrate the hair is by applying a hydrating mask once every week. This will make hair strands smoother and stronger. IV. Finally  Do you know how to fix unevenly bleached hair now that you've read this article? If you are currently experiencing uneven hair bleaching, try these methods right away. Furthermore, if you have any better methods, please share them in the comments section.

Welcome to another installment of natural hair advice! Today we'll talk about a problem that everyone with hair on their head has: split ends. Let's face it: we all have split ends, regardless of our hair texture. And, as much as we'd like to believe that split ends can be magically repaired, the chances are slim to none. However, we understand that maintaining healthy, strong hair can be difficult, especially if you don't know where to start. So we asked hair experts to tell us everything we needed to know about split ends, from what causes them to how to get rid of them without having to endure a drastic haircut. I. What Are Split Ends? Daily wear and tear on your hair will degrade and wear down the cuticle over time, exposing the inner cortex. Split ends are the result of a single strand of hair-splitting into two. They are caused by the hair shaft splitting or fraying. The end is the most exposed and vulnerable part of your hair so split ends are most noticeable at the ends of your hair, but they can occur anywhere on the hair strand. Don't worry, they are completely normal; however, in large quantities, they are a major concern. Split ends are not only unsightly, but they can also indicate that your hair is damaged, dry, or otherwise unhealthy. If you fail to properly care for your hair, this problem will only worsen, resulting in severe hair breakage throughout your hair strands and brittleness. II. What Causes Split Ends? While split ends can develop rapidly due to extreme damage, they usually develop slowly as the result of small damaging factors. The following are some of the most common processes that damage and degrade the end of your hair cuticle: Split Ends Bad Hair Habits: Common culprits are everyday stresses to your hair like taking extremely hot showers, brushing your hair roughly, putting your hair up in a towel to dry, and even sleeping with your hair tied back in a bun or ponytail, these are all factors that break down the cuticle little by little, causing split or make them worse. Heat: Heat tools are one of the fastest ways to cause split ends or worsen your condition of split ends. Heated tools strip moisture from the hair which is what makes your hair delicate and far more susceptible. Using the wrong sorts of hair products that are full of drying agents and alcohols that will strip your hair of moisture will only increase dryness and hair breakage overall throughout your hair. Friction: Some fabrics and materials cause more damage to your cuticle than others. Hats, scarves, and sweaters accelerate the development of split, as do cotton pillowcases and towels. Environment: Wind, cold, heat, sun, dry climates, humid climates … it seems like no matter what the weather, it takes a toll on your hair. Environmental aggressors such as too much sun exposure or a lack of humidity can lead your hair down a path to dryness which in turn creates split. Internal factors: Your diet, the water your drink, and the overall health of your body impact the strength of your hair. If your body is dehydrated, malnourished, or protein-deficient, your hair will be too, and thus more susceptible to split. III. What Your Kind of Split Ends Say About You We're shedding light on "What Your Kind of Split Ends Say About You" with the 6 most common types: 1. The Basic Split Ends (Split) Also known as traditional split, basic split ends are the most common type of split. These are caused when the cortical cells of the hair begin to separate from each other, although they are still largely held together. Basic split ends form due to dehydration, dryness, strain, and friction.  What they say about you: You need to nourish and hydrate your hair more often, but it's not too late! Use a treatment that helps seal and heal your ends like Living Proof's Perfect hair Day Fresh Cut Split End Mender. Oiling your hair once a week with coconut or olive oil can help you get rid of these basic splits. Use a deep conditioner once every two weeks to provide intense moisture to your tresses. Replenish your diet with nuts rich in zinc, like pecans and walnuts, to avoid traditional split ends. You can also use honey-based DIY hair masks every week or every two weeks to hydrate your tresses naturally. 2. Baby (Mini) Split Ends Baby splits are smaller in proportion to regular split ends and indicate early split-end development. If you catch a split end while it is still small, you need to treat it before it worsens. What they say about you: Baby splits are a sign that your hair is dehydrated. Luckily, it can still be repaired if the necessary treatment is given on time. Use moisturizing hair masks and deep condition your hair to hydrate it. You also need to heal and seal those ends by trimming your hair. 3. Triple (The Triangle Or Fork Split) In this type of split, the hair end is divided into three strands, resembling a fork. Triangle or fork splits are a sign of widespread damage to the hair fiber.  What they say about you: Your hair could use more deep conditioning mask treatments, as well as trimming your hair regularly. 4. The Tree Split In the tree split, several branches emerge from a single split end and the cortical cells begin to separate. This means one side of the hair shaft has been damaged more than the other. Sunburn and excessive weathering may be some of the reasons behind tree split ends.  What they say about you: You need to book a haircut appointment ASAP. If not nourished properly, your hair can look intensely frizzy. Also, use a wide-toothed comb that does not snag at the split ends.  5. The Candle Split The candle split is slightly different from the other types of splits in that it has not yet been converted into a split, but it can any time soon. Your hair looks much thinner at the ends, and the damage on the outer cuticle is pretty evident.  What they say about you: You need a trim (duh!), but in the meantime use a split end treatment or nourishing essential oil to do some pre-damage control. 6. The Single-Strand Knot The single-strand knot normally occurs in curly hair when a curl is tangled and causes a knot in a single strand, initiating multiple tangles. This leads to breakage while brushing your hair.  What they say about you: If you have curly hair, you need to be extra careful when you brush it so as not to cause breakage. IV. How To Prevent Split Ends It’s difficult to prevent split ends. Still, there are things you can do to reduce their frequency and severity. Get regular haircuts and trims, preferably every 6 weeks. Don’t wash your hair daily. When you do wash, consider only using conditioner and skipping a shampoo. Choose all-natural shampoos that contain no harsh ingredients. Use a conditioner after shampooing or use a leave-in conditioner. Use a wide tooth comb to detangle wet hair. Limit services that damage hair, such as coloring and chemical straightening. Use a heat-protective spray, and minimize the use of heat. Take supplements that strengthen the hair, such as biotin and folic acid. Some hairstyles, like ponytails and hair twists, can cause split ends. Limiting how often you wear these hairstyles and using softer hair ties may help prevent damage.

 Whenever we talk about brushing your hair, you probably don't think too much about it. Although it seems stupidly easy, just need to pick up the brush, comb it through your hair, and repeat. However, if you do it wrong, you could suffer serious hair issues, from breakage to a mass of tangles. But the good news is that with the right brush and expert tips, you can keep your hair so soft, strong, and shiny. Here's how to brush your hair the right way as well as the biggest mistakes to avoid. I. Brushing Your Hair: What Are The Benefits?  Most of the time, we comb our hair to detangle it, but there are more benefits to combing your hair than having tangle-free hair: It Keeps Your Hair Healthy And Shiny: Sebaceous glands located in your hair follicles produce natural oils that help lubricate your scalp. When you brush your hair properly, it helps distribute these natural, healthy oils, from the roots of your hair to the ends, giving them a natural shine. Scalp Stimulation: Brushing your hair gently is like a mini massage that stimulates your scalp, which encourages blood flow and hair growth. Remove Any Stray Hairs: It’s normal to shed between 50 and 100 strands of hair a day, so when you brush your hair daily, you help remove loose hair. II. Hair Brushing Mistakes You Should Avoid  Here are some common hair-brushing mistakes you may be committing that you don't even realize: Hair Brushing Mistake #1: You're Using The Wrong Brush.  Brushes don't follow the mantra of one-size-fits-all. Test a brush before you use it. It shouldn't feel painful or rough and should complement your hair's texture and the style you desire. Round and metal brushes add volume while blow drying. If your hair is curly or coarse, use a tough or boar bristle brush that has enough tension to pull through your hair. Flat ones are best for sleeker finishes. A flat, paddle-shaped brush is good if you want to put hair into a ponytail or an updo. *Avoid brushes with balls at the end of each bristle. Your hair may wrap around the balls and get ripped out. Your best bet is to use a bristle brush or comb with staggered teeth. These tools relieve knots without tearing out your hair.* Mistake #2: You're Not Brushing Enough or Too Much.  Brushing your hair gently a few times a day is good for it, especially if it's long. It helps condition strands, distributing oils and promoting a healthy scalp. Three or four strokes are typically enough to remove any knots or fix your style. The more you brush, the more damage you're potentially doing to your mane. Hair Brushing Mistake #3: You're Brushing Your Hair When It's Wet.  As we said, your hair is weakest, most fragile, and most vulnerable when it's wet, meaning you need to give it some extra protection. So, before reaching for your brush, try partially rinsing out your conditioner so some remains in your damp hair when you comb it out. This helps completely detangle your hair so it’s soft and malleable. Mistake #4: Choosing the Wrong Comb To Detangle  Combs were designed for one thing and one thing only: to detangle hair. But they're not all made equal. A wide-tooth comb breaks the hair and, instead of detangling, locks in knots, leaving your hair rough and difficult to manage. A fine-tooth comb is gentler on hair, while one with boar bristles also does the trick. Hair Brushing Mistake #5: You're Brushing It In The Wrong Direction.  Brushing the hair from top to bottom causes more knots and creates unnecessary damage and breakage. When untangling hair, start a few inches from the bottom (the ends) and work your way up (to the roots). Move closer to your scalp once you've taken care of all the tangles in the section you're working with. (Don't avoid the top of your head altogether; brushing your roots helps redistribute natural oils, conditioning the hair and keeping it healthy.)  This way, you won't pull on it, causing unnecessary stress on your mane and possible damage like breakage. If you go down the entire length of your hair in one swipe, you're bound to snag your brush on a tangle and your hair can snap. Following this method, hair will eventually be fully detangled and you'll be able to smoothly brush it from scalp to tip. Mistake #6: You're Brushing Through Dry Curls.  If you're curly-haired, avoid brushing through dry curls. Opt for combs instead of brushes. Brushing curls can aggravate the hair cuticle and even break off the curls. Instead, use a wide-tooth comb to detangle strands when they're wet.Read Now: How To Care For Curly Hair Extensions? III. How Often Should You Brush Your Hair?  If your hair routine involves 100 brush strokes a day, you might want to rethink your strategy. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, hair doesn’t need 100 brush strokes a day. In fact, researchers found that brushing more is associated with more hair loss. We recommend brushing twice a day, once in the morning and once at night. This is a healthy way to distribute your scalp’s natural oils through your hair — but only if you do it gently. IV. How To Brush Your Hair In The Right Way? 1. Brushing Wet Hair  When it comes to combing wet hair, the type of brush you use and your technique are critical to maintaining the health of your hair. When your hair is wet, it is extremely fragile, so use extreme caution when combing it.  Wet hair is combed with a wide-toothed comb or a wet hair brush. A wet hair brush is an excellent hair care tool because it can be used on both dry and wet hair. And these brushes do an excellent job of combing through all types of hair without pulling, tearing, or breaking it. Wet Hair Combing Steps: Step #1: Begin by combing or brushing the very ends of your hair. Step #2: Gently comb downward to remove any tangles. Do not comb your hair too tightly. Step #3: Brush with a small brush if possible. Feel free to loosen any knots with your fingers. Step #4: If your hair is particularly tangled or knotted, start by smoothing out your strands with a hair remover or leave-in conditioner. Step #5: After you've removed the tangles from your hair's ends, move up a few inches and begin combing down to work out the tangles. Step #6: Repeat until you reach your scalp and your hair is completely tangle-free. 2. Brushing Dry Hair  Dry hair is prone to becoming tangled and unkempt, resulting in knots and breakage. You can comb your hair in sections to avoid causing damage to it. However, do not begin at the roots of your hair. This is due to the fact that brushing your hair from top to bottom will inevitably result in breakage. Instead, start the brush in the middle of your hair or a few inches from the ends. If your brush becomes stuck, gently move it out of the way and begin again. Dry Hair Combing Steps: Step #1: Begin at the middle part of the hair or a few inches from the ends. Brush your hair down to the ends. Step #2: If there are no tangles an inch or two above where you started brushing your hair, move the brush up and continue brushing down until all the tangles have been removed from that section. Step #3: Continue moving your hair up to your scalp, then brush it a few times. Step #4: The majority of damage occurs when we are dealing with hair and combing it more roughly than necessary. So, be gentle and patient. Step #5: The paddle brush is a popular option for dry hair and is also suitable for long, thick, and naturally straight hair. The paddle brush is lightweight and useful for de-frizzing. V. Finally!  Brushing your hair correctly can help you avoid breakage and damage. It can also keep your hair healthy, shiny, and tangle-free.

 Whether you've ventured into the salon or do your own hair at home, styling can be a hassle - especially if you enjoy changing up your look on a regular basis. But, that's why wigs exist. Wigs have become a lasting staple in the hair business. Making a wig for everyday use can be a difficult, time-consuming task, but with the proper guidance, even a beginner also can create an amazing wig for themselves as long as they have the right tools and plenty of patience. This detailed guide will teach you how to make your own wig for the first time! And once you get the hang of it, you’ll be a pro in no time. I. How To Make A Wig: Taking Measurements  When it comes to size, the most popular option is average. Not all wigs, however, are one-size-fits-all. It's a good idea to measure your head size first if you want it to sit comfortably on your head (and look the most natural). It will be easier to find a wig (and wig cap) that fits perfectly on your head once you have your exact measurements. The three basic measurements you'll need are as follows: 1. Measure Around The Head At The Hairline (Circumference)  Use a cloth tape measure to measure along the hairline. The tape measure should extend from the base of your hairline at your neck to the top of your hairline at the forehead. The tape measure should wrap just above the ears on either side of your head. Do not pull the tape measure. It should lie flat against flattened hair, but it should not be taut. 2. Measure Down The Center Top Of Your Head (Front to Nape)  Place the end of a cloth tape measure at the center of your forehead, matching the end of the tape measure to the beginning of your natural hairline. Drape the tape measure over the crown of your head and down to the middle of the nape, where your natural hairline ends. 3. Measure From One Ear To The Other (Ear to Ear Across The Forehead)  Bring the end of the cloth tape measure to the uppermost point at which your ear connects to the rest of your head. Drape the tape measure over the crown of your head and back down to the same position as the opposite ear. You also can watch this detailed tutorial on these measurements in the video below, including three additional sizes for a better fit.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5pqptXUVlc II. What Products and Tools Will I Need To Make A Wig By Hand?  I'm not going to lie: you're going to need a lot of tools to get started. However, the good news is that you may already have some of these items at home. Hand-made Wig Kit Closure/ Frontal Weft hair Extensions (3-4 hair bundles) Dome Wig Cap Metallic Marker T-pins Mannequin head (Preferably with wig stand) I, J, and C-shape Needle & Thread (or Sewing Machine) Sewing Scissors Hair clips Wig combs (Optional)  Above is everything you’ll need to successfully make your own wig. If you're not sure where to get some of these items, Amazon or eBay are good places to start looking, and our websites are a great place for you with a wide range of Weft hair extensions, Frontal, and closures to get. III. How To Make A Wig At Home (Step-by-Step Guide)  If you're hesitant to try on anything in person or simply haven't found a hairpiece that works for you, the good news is that making your own custom wig at home isn't as hard as it may seem. You can also color the hair first so that every piece of the wig is complete before putting it all together.  If you're more of a visual person, watch the video below for detailed instructions on how to make a wig, or scroll down for step-by-step directions.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69PVaYDul0w How To Make A Wig Step #1: Forming The Wig Foundation  Firstly, you will need the dome cap and mannequin head. Ensure that the dome cap is centered, and then hold it in place using two T-pins at the nape of the wig cap to mimic the nape of your hairline. To start the foundations of the wig, you will need your frontal or closure. Centre it on top of the mannequin head on top of the dome cap and then start pinning it down, ensuring that the front of the closure/ frontal is 1/4th of an inch in front of the dome cap.  After pinning the center, pinning down the sides is quite simple as you can pin them straight down. The end of the closure/ frontal needs pinning at the end of the dome cap. How To Make A Wig Step #2: Marking and Preparation For Wefts 1. Marking The Outline  Pin the frontal/closure up and out of the way for now so you can begin marking out the lines for the bundles. Trace the outline of your frontal/ closure onto the dome cap, and then draw the foundation for laying out the wefts. If you’re using a sewing machine, draw each line approximately 2cm apart If you’re sewing by hand, you should make each line slightly closer together. *Note: When doing this, keep in mind the number of bundles you're using. Fewer bundles necessitate fewer lines, while more bundles necessitate more lines closer together as you progress up the dome cap. Whether you use a closure or a frontal, the lines must curve around and up the crown until they reach the outline.* 2. Preparation For Wefts  In terms of hair, the choice is up to you. Both real and synthetic hair has their own advantages and disadvantages, but it's always a good idea to get high-quality hair, so you can keep your wig for years to come. Generally, for a wig that will be worn every day, you would want to use real hair. Proud to be one of the most professional and reputable Vietnamese organizations in hair manufacturers and trading, the hair sold on the AZ Hair website is 100% human hair with zero synthetic fillers. For a wig only worn on occasion, you might be able to use synthetic hair. AZ's Real Weave Hair Extensions Natural hair appears more realistic, is more durable, and can withstand heat and other styling products better. Real hair wigs, on the other hand, must be restyled after washing Synthetic Weave Hair Extensions Synthetic hair does not look as realistic and can be damaged by heat and hair dye. On the other hand, wigs made from synthetic hair tend to be lighter, and do not need to be restyled after washes. How To Make A Wig Step #3: Start Sewing The Weft  We will explain how to sew by hand since it’s the more accessible option. Get your first weft and line it up with the bottom line on the dome cap. Put the needle and thread through the dome cap and then through the track of the weft. You will only do this for the start and finish of a weft track. After putting it through, feed the needle through the hole of the thread, and this will create a more secure start as it creates a knot at the beginning of the weft.  As you continue to sew the weft on, two things are essential: Sew through the dome cap and around the weft track, then when you bring the needle through, you need to pull the needle and thread through the loop on the left side, helping to preserve the longevity of the weft, and then bring it through the loop again to create a more secure sewing pattern. Once you get to the end of the track, you need to sew through the dome cap, and weft then create a knot at the end of the thread by wrapping it around the needle 2 to 3 times. Once you pull through, pull tightly, and it will create a natural knot securing the end. How To Make A Wig Step #4: Repeat and Finish  You now understand how to add a full weft to your wig. All that remains is to repeat the process. Repeat these steps to sew on each weft along each line until you have a finished product. IV. Conclusion  If you followed this guide on how to make a wig by hand and made your first-ever wig, we congratulate you! However, if you haven't started yet, we hope it will be useful when the time comes.

 When we think of braid hairstyles, it's always hard to choose just one during so many braiding styles out there. We usually think of lemon braids, boxer braids, dutch braids, two-strand twists, and so on, but have you heard of micro braids? Micro braids are one of our eye-catching, long-lasting, protective hairstyles that have been an all-time favorite. If you're looking for a protective style to rock this year, we've got you covered with everything you'll ever need on micro braids. Whether you have dark brown hair or ash-blonde locks, this is a look you'll want to try. I. What Are Micro Braids?  Micro braids are tiny braids so small they often resemble thick strands of hair. As you might imagine, these hairstyle take hours to install and sometimes even longer to remove. However, the time spent is well worth it because this look provides a level of versatility that few other braid styles can. Because the braids are so thin, they can frequently be treated and styled like natural hair. When installing whether, with your natural hair or added hair extensions, only a few strands of hair are used at a time. As a result, the braids are frequently much lighter than other protective styles like box braids or faux locs. This allows you to style the braids like regular strands of hair, allowing you to achieve looks like curling iron curls, additional braids, buns, or ponytails. II. How Long Does It Take To Make Micro Braids?  Micro braids are one of the most sophisticated protective styles. Making micro braids takes a long time because each braid is so small. Typically, it's take 3-12 hours to complete, but this can vary depending on the length and thickness of the hair, as well as the length of the extensions and the speed with which the stylist weaves. III. How Long Do Micro Braids Last?  You can wear this hairstyle for 1 day to 8 - 12 weeks, depending on how well you care for them (the better the care, the longer they will last). If you want them to last longer, then you need to provide good maintenance and care for them. However, we do not recommend keeping them for more than 8 weeks without making an appointment with your stylist. They can advise you on whether it is safe to leave your strands for a little longer or if it is time to remove them. IV. How To Do Micro Braids?  Micro braids are one of the most sophisticated protective styles. Still, they require thoughtful prep, deft fingers & endurance. Step #1: Prep Hair Well In Advance  Installing and maintaining micro braids requires healthy hair. Some hairstylists recommend prepping your hair up to 14 days ahead of time before attempting this braided hairstyle. This is not an absolute requirement, but it emphasizes the importance of properly nourishing your hair. Shampoo & Condition: Use a clarifying shampoo before braiding your hair to remove impurities. Condition as usual after shampooing, but use a thick, buttery formula to seal your strands with a protective barrier to prevent damage. Detangling With Wide-Tooth Brush: Starting at the back of your head, section out your hair & apply the nectar from your roots to your ends. Detangle gently. Allow your hair to air dry or use a low to medium-heat blow dryer before proceeding to the next step. Step #2: Part & Braid  The part of your hair determines the overall look. You can choose a traditional center part, a side part, or a diamond part, or you can be as creative as you want. Besides that, you also can choose to braid your hair with or without hair extensions. Once you’ve made your choice, proceed as follows: 1. Section Your Hair With A Comb  Start by sectioning off a ¼ inch section of hair at the nape of your neck for braiding first. Create the layer at the nape of your neck with your rat tail comb. Clip the rest of your hair up so that it stays out of your way while you braid. You will put braids in this section of your hair first, and then you will section off another ¼ inch above the layer at the nape of your neck and braid that section next. Repeat the process section by section until your entire head is braided. 2. Braid  Separate your hair into 3 equal sections, and do a classic braid. Braid your hair by braiding the left strand over the center strand and then the right strand over the center strand all the way down the hair. Step #3: Tie Your Braid Off.  At the end of your braid, use a small silicone hair tie to tie it off. Wrap the tie around the end of the braid several times until it is snug and secure on the end of the braid. *Tips: Micro braids can take several hours. In case you need a break & want to pick up where you left off at a later time - even the next day - begin your micro braids around the perimeter of your face. This will give you the option of pulling your hair back into a low bun until you’re ready to return to them.* V. The Popular And Stylish Micro Braids For You  Do you want to know what micro-braid hairstyles are fashionable and appealing? We will show you some popular and chic hairstyles below, and you can choose the hairstyle that best suits your preferences and style. 1. Layered Micro Box Braids  When you saw this hairstyle for the first time, were you deeply attracted? This gorgeous style takes locket braids in a whole new direction, giving them a playful halo of multiple layers that creates the lovely look of feathers flipping inward, which is just as flattering and appealing as it gets. 2. Stunning Curly Micro Braids  If you like curly hair, then these stunning curly micro braids will definitely be your favorite. These hairstyle are lightweight, and tension-free and help lock in moisture and protect your hair from any breakage. In addition, micro braids and curls are very stylish and popular together and are sure to make you a bright star in the crowd. If you are already attracted to this hairstyle, then give it a try. 3. Colorful Straight Micro Braids  These straight micro braids have highlights added to them to show a multi-dimension effect. Add color to single braids to make your hair more fun. 4. Micro Braids Ponytail  You want to combine micro braids and ponytails together, right? That's certainly possible. When you design these braids into a sleek ponytail, micro braids become super stylish and give people the impression that you are competent, airy, and spontaneous, perfect for working women. You can also wear these braids in a low ponytail if you want to maintain a relaxed look throughout the day. VI. Conclusion  After reading this article, do you have a good understanding of micro braids? Have you picked out your favorite micro braid hairstyle? Hurry up and start your journey to a new hairstyle. Of course, if you have other good-looking micro braid hairstyles, you can share them with us in the comment section.

 Hair extensions are the most comfortable and most convenient way to enhance any hairstyle. Imagine being able to add volume, length, and color without doing any direct damage to your natural hair. If you ask any woman, they will tell you in a heartbeat that once you try them, you can't live without them. If you didn't know, there are many kinds of extensions, on top of different ways to add them to your hair, but halo hair extensions are fast becoming the most popular as they are very quick and easy compared to other types. So how to put in halo hair extensions? Let's find out! I. What Are Halo Hair Extensions?  Halo hair extensions are easy-to-use, one-step solutions for a fuller and longer hair appearance. They’re perfect for first-time users and simple enough to apply for everyday wear in just a few minutes. Most options come in different weights that can be thin to accentuate your natural beauty or thick hair. The thicker the hair, the less stringy it will appear at the bottom for those using extensions with naturally shorter hair. Halo hair extensions are suitable for those with a thin to medium hair type, and hair length longer than shoulder length. Halo Hair Extensions Halo Hair Extensions II. How To Put In Halo Hair Extensions?  The difference between hair halo extensions and other options is that there is no need for clipping or sewing anything in your hair. Hair halo extensions sit directly on the top of your head and are supported by a nearly invisible wire to the naked eye. Let's see how to wear halo hair extensions! Continue reading for a step-by-step guide or watch the quick video tutorial below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zu2_iHvTclE Step #1: Brush Your Hair  Brush your hair thoroughly to get rid of tangles. Then, brush out your Halo hair extension and each 2-clip weft gently using Loop Hair Extensions Brush, or a wide-toothed comb or paddle brush. Step #2: Section Off Your Hair  Section off your hair at the crown, tying it into a bun at the top of your head. Leave out the front sections of hair that frame your face to ensure a natural blend. Step #3: Apply For Your Halo Hair Extension  Choosing the wire length that best fits the size of your head, positions your Halo hair extension over your bun where you parted your hair. Like a headband, it should sit comfortably and securely above your ears. Step #4: Secure A 2-Clip Weft At Each Temple  For some extra oomph around the sides of your face, secure a 2-clip weft at the temple of your head about two inches above your ear, fastening the clip closest to your hairline first. Do the same on the other side with the remaining 2-clip weft. Step #5: Blend For Heavenly Results  Take down your bun and brush through your hair to smooth everything out ensuring your real hair is covering all the wefts and the Halo hair extension. If you’re not using Loop Hair Extensions Brush, be extra cautious when brushing over the wire of the halo to avoid snagging. III. Taking Care Of Halo Hair Extensions  So you're wondering how to wash your halo hair extensions. I mean, why not? You've spent good money on it, your halo hair extension is an asset. So naturally, you're going to want to take good care of it. Right? And like any great asset, if you take care of it, it'll last longer and continue to pay off. Which puts more value back in your life. By washing it when it needs to be washed you'll be extending the lifespan of your Halo. 1. Before You Wash Your Halo Hair Extensions  First of all, to wash your Halo you can't just use any old shampoo. Well...you can. But it's not advised. We recommend using a shampoo and conditioner that's specially formulated for hair extensions. You'll need something with a decent amount of silicon, but not too much. Besides, with hair that has been processed in coloring, acid, etc, the shampoo and conditioner you use mustn't be toxic. 2. How To Wash Halo Hair Extensions  Read these steps carefully; you don't want to miss something. Step #1: Proper Preparation Will Make The Job Easier  Washing your halo hair extension is different to wash your normal hair. Hair extensions in general have a higher propensity to matt and tangle. So you need to make sure you brush before you wash. Use a bristle brush or something gentle. Brush your hair starting from the bottom and working your way up whilst brushing in a downward motion. Step #2: Soaking Your Halo Hair In Cool Water  Once your Halo Hair is brushed, gently soak the hair in cool water making sure the water runs down the Halo from the top to avoid the water pressure matting up the hair. Step #3: Getting The Shampoo-part Right  When your hair is soaked, stroke some shampoo through your Halo Hair Extensions in a downward motion. This will avoid tangling.  After you've lathered a generous amount of shampoo into the hair, wash the shampoo out thoroughly. This will take a few minutes - and you must do this right. If you don't wash the shampoo out properly the hair will feel sticky and will matt up when you wear it.  Rinse for a good 2-3 minutes or until you feel that all shampoo has been washed out. You may need to do this a couple of times to make sure your hair is really clean. Step #4: Conditioning Your Halo Hair  Use a generous amount of conditioner. Stroke the conditioner through the hair and leave it in for 5-10 minutes. There's no need to leave treatment or conditioner in the hair overnight. That'll just suffocate the hair.  Besides, treatments usually stop taking effect after 5 minutes anyway. At this point, just rinse the hair thoroughly. Similar thing again, make sure the conditioner has been properly rinsed out Step #5: Drying The Halo Without Damaging It  The key to this step is to minimize the amount of heat treatment.  So remove the bulk of the water out, gently wring the Halo Hair in a slight twisting motion. You also can lay your halo hair on a dry towel, and fold the towel in half (lengthwise) so that the Halo Hair is covered by the towel on both the top and the bottom. Then push down gently to squeeze excess water out of it.  After your Halo is ringed thoroughly you can either dry it with a hair dryer set on low heat or leave it to air dry naturally over the next couple of days, then style accordingly. IV. Conclusion  Halo hair extensions are great for women with thin, fine, or weak hair. You can rest assured that these extensions will not pull or damage your hair since they’re not applied directly to your natural hair. Human hair halo extensions can last for an extended period and look superb and natural. The best halo hair extensions will save you from bad hair days, allowing you to go to any event in style.

 Wigs and sew-ins are fantastic forms of hair extensions, but the best form of hair extensions that truly stand out are clip in hair extensions. Did you know that when you're buying clip in hair extensions, you are not just buying an accessory but more than that? These hair extensions can be used for a short period of time, low maintenance, and can match naturally with your hair. Let’s together unlock a new avenue that is filled with endless possibilities. I. What Are Clip In Hair Extensions? AZ's Clip in Hair Extensions AZ's Clip in Hair Extensions  Clip-in hair extensions, also known as clip-in weaves, are an attachment method where wefts of hair can be easily installed into your natural hair by multiple small pressure-sensitive clips. One set includes several different-sized wefts of hair, ranging from one, two, three, to four clips. They are a temporary alternative to traditional hair extensions, designed to add length to your hair, as well as increase thickness and volume. II. Why Do We Affirm Clip In Hair Extensions Are The Best Extensions For Quick Hairstyles Changes?  There are many benefits to clip-in extensions. We have compiled 6 reasons why these hair extension is the best form of hair extensions for QUICK hairstyles changing and why AZ Hair is the best choice of extensions for your next clip-ins. 1. Quick And Easy To Install  Clip in hair extensions are super easy to install and don’t require a professional. They are in and out of your hair in minutes, probably faster than putting on your makeup. It's just like adding the cute hair bows you used to wear as a toddler.  Instead of waiting for your hair to grow or volumize to achieve the desired look, temporary extensions allow you to just clip them in and have your new hairstyle right away. This product works magic,  especially for those who enjoy instant gratification. If you are planning on a new hairstyle just step into AZ Hair, try some, and you will know how you can change your look in less than a minute. 2. Short Period Of Time  People frequently change their haircuts for a variety of reasons. One reason could be that we become bored easily, or that we always want our hair to match the setting in which we find ourselves. Another great thing about these extensions is that they can be 100% temporary. That's the truth. You don't have to wear that long, voluminous hair you did for that Saturday gala at work on Monday. You can change your hair up to go with your look any day, instead of having to build out your wardrobe and makeup from a single hairstyle. Without AZ's Clip in Hair Extensions With AZ's Clip in Hair Extensions  Taking them in and out whenever you want is the best feeling when you want your hair to work with your schedule. We enjoy changing our looks and fashions, and clip-ins make this possible. 3. Great for Emergencies Situations  Getting a hairstyle and finding out that you don’t actually want it is the worst feeling in the world. Let's imagine that you're invited to an event that is this evening. Yes, this evening. You only have 4 hours to get ready. You haven't had any time to get your hair done all week. But, about two weeks ago, you got AZ's clip-in hair extensions set. In times like this, it is a perfect moment to whip out your extensions to make your hair more full and longer.  In minutes, you're ready to style your hair and call your Uber. These extensions are great for beauty emergencies. Instead of styling a whole wig or sewing in hair, this is a great alternative. 4. Easily Add Highlights  A way of adding highlights or lowlights to your hair is by installing clip-ins. Adding pieces of colors without permanently coloring your hair is a reason why clip-ins are the best form of hair extensions. Highlights are strands of hair colors that are lighter than your natural hair color and lowlights are strands of hair colors that are darker than your natural hair color. Depending on your mood, you can install clip in that are outside your hair color range for an out-of-the-box look. AZ clip-in hair extensions are 100% human hair, and it comes in a variety of colors to choose from, and they can be dyed any color you desire. 5. Less Maintenance  Clip-ins are the best alternative to installing hair extensions other than the use of glue and thread for sew-ins. Why? It's less maintenance. With wigs and sew-ins, you will have to perform full maintenance to keep the hair fresh and healthy. It's easier to maintain because they are easier to wash and care for. As mentioned before, they can easily be removed.   6. Matches Your Hair Type  Clip-ins can match your hair to enhance the way your hair looks to create a thick and voluminous style. AZ Hair has many silky straight clip-in extensions that can add 20, 24, or even 26 inches to your hair that you can quickly clip in. Their clip-ins can be styled and manipulated to match your hair-straight, curly, or wavy. These clip-ins can be dyed and colored to match your hair color. III. Where Can I Purchase High-Quality Clip In Hair Extensions?  If you are seeking a dependable hair provider with many years of professional experience, you can contact AZ Hair. Operation experience in the hair business for decades, AZ Hair is proud to be one of the most professional and reputable Vietnamese organizations in hair manufacturers and trading natural raw hair, virgin hair, and Asian human hair across the globe. We are proud to be the first Vietnamese hair company that has been verified by Alibaba - a major player in the B2B eCommerce space. ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6gALQu2s_s With AZ clip in hair extensions, you can possibly change them in an instant, take them out whenever, style them, and all with no commitment. AZ's Clip in Hair Extensions AZ's Clip in Hair Extensions https://youtu.be/H-25I1IzRM4 With the strong renewal and production ability to satisfy a variety of quality requirements, AZ Hair is gradually building our prestige as a factory supplying a variety of qualified hair following the international hair standard at reasonable prices. Through the years, we have succeeded in building the brand name for ourselves as well as our reputation in the international market. AZ Hair Factory  With the aim of bringing the best experience for the international clients buying our products, during 16 years of operation, we always continually strive to provide the most complete satisfaction to the customer even with the hardest ones. With a 98.8% of response rate, our friendly and enthusiastic teams are always ready to support customers 24/7. Our staff all have good communication skills, not only English, but they also can use Russian and Portuguese and some popular languages in the world, so customers never have to worry about the language barrier.  AZ Hair is always appreciated for genuine consumer feedback concerning high-quality hair and reasonable rates, clear policies (of payment, shipping, and returns, for example), a wide range of hair options, and excellent customer care services.

 It is frequently tough to know where to begin when choosing a wig. With so many styles, colors, brands, and wig types, purchasing a wig for the first time might be daunting. Understanding the distinctions between natural hair and synthetic wigs is a fantastic starting point when looking for the perfect wig. Choosing between a human hair wig vs synthetic hair is one of the most crucial decisions you will make when purchasing a wig. To determine which fiber is right for you, let's dig into the pros and cons of human hair wigs vs. synthetic hair wigs. I. Human Hair Wigs vs Synthetic Hair Wigs: What Are They?  Choosing a wig can be exciting yet deceivingly overwhelming. With many wig colors and a broad range of styles to choose from, the hunt for your perfect wig can begin to feel like a challenge. Human Hair Wigs  As you probably already know, human hair wigs are made of real, natural, harvested human hair. This means that they look, move, and act just like your own hair. Cause they are made out of natural human hair so they look and feel natural, but they also have to be re-styled after washing just like natural hair. Human hair extensions are made from several varieties of human hair, including Asian, Indian, and European hair. Human Hair Wig Human Hair WIg Synthetics Hair Wigs  Synthetic hair is exactly as it sounds. The fake hair strands are made out of man-made fibers like acrylic or nylon. The fibers are put through various chemical processes to give them a similar look, feel, color, and styling capability as human hair. Synthetic Hair Wig Synthetic Hair Wig II. Human Hair Wigs vs Synthetic Hair Wigs: Advantages & Disadvantages  Both types of wigs have their pros and cons: human hair wigs may be the more ‘natural’ looking option but higher in price, whereas synthetic wigs are more cost-effective but lack the styling versatility you may be wanting. By learning the pros and cons, the search for your wig will be a whole lot easier. Human Hair Wigs Advantages Providing A Natural Look: Because they are made of natural human hair, these wigs feel great and can look incredibly natural. Texture:  Human hair wigs come in a variety of textures, so you can match your own hair texture very closely. Styling Versatility: These wigs are also easier to style, they can be cut and colored just as you would your own hair. They can also be worn for longer periods of time. From days to a week without needing to be removed and they’ll stay on your head looking as natural as ever. Longevity: You could wear them while exercising and sleeping and they would still be fine. Although not recommended, they could even be worn while swimming because of their natural quality. With proper care and maintenance, these wigs can last a long time even with daily use, around a year or two. Disadvantages Cost: What most people probably see as the biggest disadvantage of human hair wigs is their price. Because they are made of real hair, they cost a lot more than synthetic wigs. But, you do get your money’s worth in the natural appearance and longevity of the wig. High Maintainance: Another disadvantage of human hair wigs is that they need more maintenance than synthetic ones. You have to treat them like you would your own hair. They require shampooing and conditioning regularly. Reacts to Weather: Just like your own hair, they also react to the environment around them. So, they can become frizzy, limp, or dry at times. Fragile: They can also become damaged from harsh brushing or prolonged use of heated styling tools. Synthetic Hair Wigs Advantages Style Memory: Probably the most prominent benefit to synthetic wigs is that they come already styled. And have the ability to hold a certain style no matter the conditions. So even if it’s humid out, it won’t go flat or frizzy. It will retain its style. Cost: Synthetic wigs are relatively inexpensive. You can have several different synthetic wigs in several different styles and colors for different days. Low Maintenance: Because of their material and adherence to a specific style, synthetic wigs are much easier to maintain. You simply wash, dry, and then shake them out, and the wig will return to its initial style. Disadvantages Longevity: Synthetic wigs and toppers do not last as long as human hair wigs. They typically last about 4-6 months with daily wear. Less Versatility: Synthetic wigs cannot be straightened or curled with heated styling tools. Unnatural Look: Some economy or budget synthetic wigs (typically those under $100) may have an unnatural shine and look. And since it is not made of natural hair, a synthetic wig cannot be colored differently. III. Human Hair Wigs vs Synthetic Hair Wigs: What Are The Differences?  The main difference between human hair wigs and synthetic hair wigs is the fiber from which they are constructed. Human hair wigs, as suggested in their name, are made from real human hair. Synthetic wigs, on the other hand, are made from artificial, synthetic strands. The differences between synthetic and human hair wigs can be explained best when looking at some of the pros and cons that each of them offers. IV. Which One Is Right For You?  While there are pros and cons to each type of wig, considering the following questions when deciding between Human Hair and Synthetic Wig can help to determine which type of hair fiber to go with. 1. What Is Your Budget?  Knowing your budget is a great way to determine which type of wig fiber to choose. Synthetic wigs can be very budget-friendly, especially if you don't plan to wear your wig daily. Human hair wigs are typically more expensive, but they do last longer, which offsets some of the added expense. 2. What Type of Hair Loss Do You Have?  Depending on the type of hair loss that you have, your hair may or may not grow back. If you know whether or not your hair will grow back, this could help determine how long you will need to wear a wig. Because human hair wigs can last a year or more when properly cared for, women who need to wear a wig for an extended amount of time may find that to be a better option. If your hair is starting to grow back already, or you know that you will not need to wear a wig for very long, a synthetic wig that lasts 4-6 months with proper care may be the right choice for you. 3. Where Will You Wear Your Wig?  The weather can affect the style of a human hair wig, causing strands to frizz or go limp. If you live in a hot and humid or very damp climate, consider wearing a synthetic wig that will hold its style better in most climates. If you are set on a human hair wig, try a wig with shorter, more manageable strands to help you have an easier time keeping your style looking great, even in less-than-desirable weather. 4. Do You Like To Frequently Change Up Your Look?  Human hair wigs offer the versatility of changing your style from day to day. You can take human hair wigs from straight to curly and back again using heated styling tools. Many human hair wigs can also be colored by a stylist experienced in customizing human hair wigs. Synthetic wigs can be trimmed by experienced stylists to your liking, but cannot be heat styled to change the texture and cannot be re-colored. What you see is what you get when it comes to the texture, style, and color of a synthetic wig, which attributes to the ease of wearing a synthetic wig.