Hair by Alex Rose

I work with two types of wefts, and I’m staring by talking about my favorite.

Handtied wefts.

They’re the OG. Handtied is a weft type-not all sew in extensions are handtied hair.

Pros:
•seamless and invisible because the seam can be fully custom colored
•lightweight and flexible
•less prone to buckling and corner flips
•added volume at the root
•they look fist biting good

“Cons”:
•some people don’t know how to properly cut them
•sensitive scalps may find them itchy, mainly if they’re placed incorrectly
•prone to swelling and fraying if not cared for properly and/or compression is wrong
•should be dried

Want part 2?
What type do you think it is 👀

Not everyone wants to do shell day alone. Sometimes shell day is best with your hairstylist.

You can’t beat the attention to detail, conversation, and meal together

Luna highlights:
•no end beads
•4-7 points of contact per row
•concealed beads
•bio mechanically sound rows
•physics based placement
•ultimate customization
•lightweight and flexible
•developed to protect your scalp and hair
•no pain-ever.

Ready for your shell day? Send me a dm-I’m taking a limited amount of discounted new handtied extension installs for the Luna Method in Fort Worth.