0 – 0 TEXTURED SMOOTH (BO-TE) offers a more straight, smooth, and soft texture with a fine relaxed look and feel. It is similar to a Silky Straight, but with the look and feel of common relaxed straight hair which
0 – 1 SILKY STRAIGHT (BLHST) Has no curl. When shampooed it has a little bit of body, but a smidge less than Body Wave. Silky Straight is very easy to curl and holds curls very well. Additionally, it will
To help you make the best decision on texture on a scale from 1 to 10 (where 1 is straight and 10 is the curliest), we numbered most of the textures. Click here to see a scale that will show
We all desire hair extensions that are natural-looking and beautiful for us and the world to see! To achieve the best natural looking attachment, it is of utmost importance to choose a texture that consistently matches and blends with your
The following three pictures are showing the same woman with the same length of hair. However, she is wearing her hair differently in each picture; from natural to very curly. In the first picture, she is wearing her hair natural,
Another matter to consider is if you intend to keep your hair straight or intend to curl it. Curls will make the hair appear shorter. How much shorter, will depend on the size of your curling iron. Please take this
Yes! We highly recommend it. A good haircut will make your extensions look much more healthy and blended with your own natural hair. If the extensions are attached correctly, getting a haircut avoids a possible “stringy” look, which announces “to
Are you going for the layered tapered look for you or your client? You could choose to measure the exact same way as above and you will be much more in control of where to cut in the layers. If
Part of what you need to take into consideration is if you want layered or tapered hair, or if you want a more even finished hair length. If you want a finished length, you will then have to measure from
Another consideration in determining the length is to look at where the hair will be placed. Starting from the nape and up to where your first attachment/row will be placed, will determine your longest length. Going higher up to where
The reference points do help us, but they will only give us an approximate. We also have to take into consideration that the same length of hair in the same texture would show differently on someone of a different height.
When determining length of hair we often refer to a specific area on our body such as bra line, mid-back, etc., as pictured here.
