TOP 5 EXTENSIONS FOR THIN HAIR 

Hi I am interested in hair extensions course

@@nawalcoles7519 Hi Nawal, That's great news, we have a masterclass on Sunday 19th June. Please call our salon on 02038667777 or email training@houseofhairuk.com

Me too 😍

Me tooo!!!! 🥹

I have experienced almost similar thing with nano extensions...the further hair loss was massive and irreplaceable 😢😢

I swear tapes cause so much damage to thin hair when removing/reinstalling the tapes regardless of good application or not😭

I have very thin fine hair and tape extensions did not damage at all. My only complaint was washing my hair I felt I couldn’t really get the scalp near the tape and I didn’t like that feel.

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Your welcome hun cx

Hi what is that shield called you used to control the other hair for not getting in the way.

I wouldn’t suggest the beaded weft. They feel very unnatural and are bulky, after only a week they started pulling my hair out at the root. Took them out immediately, had so much luck with tape ins.

Tape is glue babe that is terrible on your hair. The braidless weft stylist should of used more of your own hair or used invisible flat weft method much more light on your hair as it’s only one track. Please be careful with tape in x

@@houseofhairUK I’ve had tape ins for 4 years with zero problems, my natural hair is healthier now than it’s ever been. I just wanted more movement of my natural hair. The beaded wefts were the worst for this and even though the wefts were single wefts they were incredibly bulky, even after she reinstalled them I had way too much hair loss for them to be sustainable. The technique you showed seems like there is much more movement.

That’s a shame I get lot of hair loss from people who have had tapes for years and never from Braidless weave maybe it’s how I do the tapes. I don’t really offer them anymore

@@houseofhairUK I think a lot of it is the removal. I found a great product that makes them slide out with very little residue, I just squeeze a little at the top of the tape, by the time I get to the top it’s half separated and squeeze a little more to the part that is still attached, and when I get back to the first extension they slide right out, no pulling or tearing at all. I’ll do a hair mask and it will remove any glue left in the hair. Although when I tried the mini tapes I had problems with them twisting and pulling throughout the day, but the full size have been awesome.

Hi will try to do more

I go every 8 weeks. It depends how fast your hair grows.

The micro would cause the least damage

Tapes are the least damaging for me and I hardly notice they're here. (straight hair) I haven't tried keratin tips, but I've tried every other one and I went back within a week to get them taken out due to excruciating headaches.

@@terkv have you tried a braidless weave? Either a U-shape part at crown to install a continuous weft or multiple front to back parts on top for small weft pieces. 2nd method adds volume to top for more styling options. Micro beads are crimped at root along parts & wefts are sewn onto beads. My hair is fine, smooth & straight so I use smallest silicone lined beads to grip & hold. Weight of extentions is evenly distributed on beads & multiple tracks can create luxurious fullness. Wefts are invisible with hair pulled up if space is left around hairline. Correct hair type, density, color match & placement are all important in achieving a perfect head of hair.

@@dnllmaurer1 ohhh, I haven't tried them sewn onto the weave. That might work better. I had wefts done where it was just a regular silicone bead and no sewing or braid. They hurt a lot and fell out pretty quickly, but that sounds like a good better idea!

Hi, We would always recommend consultations first so we can truly assess the state of your hair and then make our recommendations. Please feel free to contact our dedicated team on 07985141859. Thank you

You must have had a bad install from someone unskilled. Tape ins have left my ultra thin, very weak hair intact and helped my natural hair get longer for the first time in years. I've worn tapes continually for 2 years with no damage.

How? We’re they removed correctly?

@@Glaiket to be honest after reading all that I have. They were installed correctly but my stylist just dropped off and was terrible at responding back(hence I stopped going to her) and I take responsibility as they were falling out.. and not removed correctly! But I will say I loved having them and how they looked when I had them! Never felt better!

@Jenn-dm7uo That's such a shame. You do need a reliable stylist because 8 week maintenance is critically important to keep them maintained and your own hair healthy. It doubtlessly would have been your own removal that caused the damage, because when they take them out at the salon with the matched solvent to the type of tape they use, they literally just drop off the hair. There's no tugging at all. Don't give up on them if they made you feel confident. I have really fragile thin hair and have had tape ins for 2 years continuously without a break. Last time i went for a reinstall, I asked to see my own hair rather than them being refitted one at a time. My hair had grown loads in the time I had been having tapes. So much so, that I think in another 6 months I can lose them and be able to enjoy my own hair. Also how many did you have? I wasn't comfortable with a full head, so my stylist only fitted about 50-70g (less than one packet) lower down in the bottom and gave an angel cut, so they blended. That means maintenance is only £50 -uk each time and a new install of hair is about £160 once a year. Makes maintenance much cheaper, allows me to have new fresh hair more often and feels much more comfortable and manageable. It also means I feel more natural as most of the hair is actually mine. A good extension stylist will be able to blend the least amount whilst also being honest with you when it looks silly and isn't blending. Don't give up on your dreams for long hair. Extensions would help you to show up as a woman and feel more confident. Begin the journey yo find a new stylist today. You deserve it.

@@jeannabhalerao6895 thank you so much for your detailed response! I 💯 agree with you! My previous stylist always pushed for 2 packs of hair and I always felt like it was so much but still looked good.. when they started to fall out.. I would take them out myself and didn’t use anything which in hindsight I admit it was me that caused the most damage as I didn’t know. I am happy to report I found a new stylist that made it work with only half the amount and they look so good! The only gripe I have ever had is the fear of seeing the tapes at the top.. I can feel them and always think the ends of the tape stick out… I am going to ask my new stylist to do what you suggested.. putting them lower on my head. Thank you again for your kind words and advice! I really appreciate it! 🤩☺️

How much did tapes cost for you

We no longer offer tapes

@@leonaswift3834 I've bought really cheap ones off Amazon. They work really well, but I haven't found a brand that stays straight and doesn't get oddly wavy.

Can you pls do a video on tape in or a video you recommend

Fine and thin - you definitely should use tapes. I had keratin bonds once and the hair loss on maintenance was savage. I don't see hardly any hair hit the decks when they remove my tapes.

Hi hun extensions remover or my secret tiny drop of and sanitizer on the bond cracks off easy with pliers. Shhhhhhh don’t tell anyone

Unfortunately if your hair is currently breaking I would not advise any extensions at all. If not then Invisble flat wefts but only to add little volume do not have very long and heavy in your hair

@@houseofhairUK thank youuuu

Do not have an answer to this but just wanted to send you some love ❤️ and say that you’re gorgeous either way. Hope you’re well ❤️

Any updates on what you went with Lovely ❤️

You are Beautiful!! I say this without even seeing you- but because I hear your heart- GOD bless you!

Thank you love xx

Ultra tips from additional lengths

Hi C, We would always recommend consultations first so we can truly assess the state of your hair and then make our recommendations. Please feel free to contact our dedicated team on 07985141859. Thank you

Hi invisible flat wefts or ultra tips sometimes calls Y-tips they don’t last as long in the hair but they are flat and comfortable

Did you ever find a solution? I have this exact problem 😭

I Know this is older and I'm not a stylist. I have low density throughout but visible thinning in the crown and the part. It can be hard to hide extensions unless I keep them very low. There's always medication regrowth methods to try like rogain. As for scalp cover depending on how thin it is the only thing I've found is certain types of styling. Since it's such a visible area usually your talking things like coloring the scalp and adding volume either through back combing or blowout type styling. Transfer is a pain with scalp cover products. I've gotten it smudged on my nose before from moving my sunglasses between top of head and face while out and about. Embarrassing. Curling can help somewhat in the same way by adding some volume and texture. Hair direction can help for me as my hairline has a bit more density so a half up do can help hide the thinning especially with some back combing with that little bit extra hair for cover. I have yet to try one but a topper can be another way to help cover the scalp if it's more severe and styling is too much of a chore.

Hi Kendra, We do. Please contact our training academy Training@houseofhairuk.com

The installs are done on a doll head

@@houseofhairUK I think Kim N means the woman introducing the video with caramel straightened hair vs. the woman at the end (9:08 on) with natural black curly hair -- are they the same woman? :) Thank you!

Hahaha yes both are me. The power of wigs that’s me at the start with blonde wig and me at the end with curly black wig

@@sarahinsf haha yes hun that’s all me one video was in salon other was at home a few days later

They’re not. I’ve had microbead extensions before and they use pliers to flat the beads, so you don’t even feel them. 👌🏼

I couldn't sleep at all with them

Thin hair is how much hair is all over your whole head. The amount of hair total per square section. Fine hair is the diameter of the hair. How large one single strand is. I have fine and thin hair lol

How come you didn't like fusion??

Hi if you mean thinning, yes I have but it was micro rings she refused to ever take breaks so when we done a length check after 12 months her hair had got very long almost length of extensions but 1/4 of her hair had thinned out so I learnt that my clients need breaks and should not have extensions to long and heavy. I also changed my refits to 8wks not 10pms

Thank you for your reply , I had nano rings for 4 years on and off and maintenance 6-8 weeks

However within 4 years I had peri menapuase didn’t think that would be a contribution to hair loss

But after being menapuasal hair got worse , thinking out hair fall by then I was two years without hair extensions

My hair is now growing back with taking vitamins for two years I have a HRT patch and I have had a scalp treatment . Baby hair have grown back and I shall continue with the scalp treatment .