Best Hair Extensions

Whether you have thin hair that you’re looking to bulk up, short hair that you want to lengthen, or are just in the mood to switch up your hairstyle without the commitment of a more permanent change, hair extensions are a great choice.

The topic of hair extensions is vast and complex. There are a variety of different types — like microlinks hair extensions, tape-in extensions, clip-in hair extensions, and halo hair extensions, to name just a few — and each kind has its own list of perks and drawbacks. Aside from the cost, you’ll also want to know how to properly care for your hair extensions and how long they’ll last before committing.

If you’re considering trying hair extensions for thin hair for the first time, we’re sharing everything you need to know so you can find the best hair extensions for your needs.

Tape in Hair Extensions

Tape ins Ins are our most popular semi-permanent hair extensions method and are non damaging. Get longer, fuller hair in less than an one hour  with Albert Amin.

Tape-in  best hair extensions are exactly what they sound like—extensions that get taped into the hair. The best hair extensions are aligned with the roots, then taped to the natural hair. These extensions need to be removed by a stylist to minimize damage to the hair. If they are well cared for, the hair can be reinstalled at the root after removal.

“Adhesive-based methods such as tape-ins are not ideal for anyone who likes to air dry or needs a lot of moisture for their hair/scalp,” explains Albert Amin. “These factors mean the adhesive will break down faster, resulting in extensions slipping or falling out and needing reinstallation more frequently.

 Microlink Weft Hair Extensions

Micro links are a great semi-permanent hair extension option for those looking for added volume and length. They’re easy to install, even easier to maintain and very affordable. No matter what your hair density, micro links can work for everyone.

Microlink Weft Hair extensions are a method where you attach the best hair extensions to the hair using a tiny silicone bead. The bead is then clamped into space using a special tool. Since the tiny bead is attached so close to the scalp, micro link extensions tend to look more natural than other methods.

Microlinks — also called microrings or microbeads — are a popular alternative option to sew-in weaves and tape-in extensions. These are normally attached to strands of hair using small tubes or rings, and they are said to be safer than other kinds of extensions because they don’t damage the hair and scalp by putting too much weight or stress on them. They also don’t require the use of glue or adhesive, making them a lot less noticeable in your hair.

Micro links are installed using a cold fusion technique. Your hair is simply pulled through the microbead, and then the microbead is clamped down around your hair. Our microbeads are lined with silicone to protect the hair and prevent any slippage. This cold fusion technique is one of the safest installations methods are it does not cause any damage to the hair. You don’t have to worry about any glue or tape residue, or tight braiding.

Great for thick or thin hair.

Micro links are a great option for all hair types. If your hair is on the thinner side, our fusion I-tips will be perfect for you. The small tips can be blend easily with your natural hair and allow you to have volume and length without the risk of any tracks peeking through. If thickness isn’t an issue, but you could use a little help in the length department, Beaded wefts are exactly what you’re looking for. They’re easy to install because it is one piece, which can be cut as necessary, and it’s the perfect alternative to weaves.

Because the micro links are mixed in with your real hair, you can care for them just as you would your own hair. Be sure to use quality, sulfate-free products to make your extensions last as long as possible. When detangling your hair, use caution and start from the bottom to the top. This will allow you to comb through your hair gently and effectively.