Bonded vs weaved in extensions?

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Kassandra M.

Nov 16, 2013

Kassandra M.

Hey everyone! I'm considering getting extensions cause my clip in ones are getting to be a huge pain in the ass. I know about all the horror stories about extensions, but I just want to try them out. So what is better and less expensive?

Tori G.

Nov 16, 2013

Tori G.

I tried sew ins, if you're going to go that route then make sure you're going to someone who does them a lot. I got mine done and the lady was sloppy made too thick of a braid so the extensions sticked out of my hair and were bumpy looking. Also prepare to be upset when seeing all the hairs come out after. It's kinda scary. And it's always very uncomfortable to me and itchy. I had clip ins as well and they were very annoying and time consuming, so I would say try sew ins just go to someone good. Or try tape ins, they seem really easy and natural looking although they are a bit more money. I've heard about glue ins and every single review I've read talks about how dangerous it is to your hair so I wouldn't recommend that although I've never tried them. Hope this helped. Good luck! (:

Grace K.

Nov 16, 2013

Grace K.

I've heard good reviews about microbeads!

Gabriela L.

Nov 16, 2013

Gabriela L.

I glue mine in and honestly it hasn't done any damage. I've been gluing them in for maybe...3 years. They can be stressful but I think they look very natural. Be sure to get good hair glue and shampoo that will remove the glue , go to someone professional though. I'm a pro do I do it myself lol. But I also had the fusion extensions...I loved them but they were $1000! Not worth the price but they were great!

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