Monday, February 11, 2008

Know about Hair Style : Artificial Hair Integrations

Artificial Hair Integrations
The skill used to attach hair extensions of human hair to your own
hair is known as Artificial Hair Integrations. There are three major
techniques used in artificial integration…
Artificial Hair Integrations
The celebrities are in dire need of different hair styles for
different occasions. The artificial hair integration is a technique
used to attach hair extensions made up of human or artificial hair to
your own hair. This technique is very advanced that nobody can find
out that you have attached hair extension unless you tell them.
With the increase in fashion conscious among the public and with the
advancements in the artificial hair integration techniques, more and
more common people are making use of this technique. Many people
around the world want to add volume, length, or different colors to
their natural hair. The reasons for using integrations can lie
anywhere from medical to purely cosmetic.

When you get bored of your natural hair, you can immediately fix an
appointment with a good salon, approach the hair stylist and decide
what type of integration will suit you based on your needs. Spend some
time in the salon and the hair stylist will work on hair integration
and Bravo! You have changed your look!!

Integration Techniques
There are three major techniques used in artificial integration. The
hair extensions that are used to integrate may be human hair or
synthetic hair but using human hair costs more.

Strand By Strand Hair Integration
In this technique, small strands of hair extensions are integrated to
your own hair strand by strand and hence the name. This looks more
natural. The extensions are integrated using glue made of protein,
fused with heat; clamped using tubes made of metal or weaved together.
Some kind of glue is first applied on your hair and then the
artificial strands are fixed upon the glue. When you don't want the
glue, tiny tubes are used to attach the strands with a special
technique to your own hair.

Weft hair Integration
A weft is a track of several inches long on which the hair is already
attached. There will be a stitching at the top of the track, the so
called weft, which holds the hair together. Right below the stitch the
hair hangs loose. The stitch in the wefts can be either hand made or
sewed in machine. Hand made wefts are custom made and are costlier.
The wefts are then integrated using sewing, taped, glued or fused with
heat. Some of these methods need your hair to be pulled and held
tightly for integration which may cause discomfort.

Clip-in hair Integration
As the name implies, readymade dressed hair are just clipped on your
natural hair for integration. This type of artificial hair integration
is a temporary and inexpensive technique where you can remove the
clipped in hair before you go to sleep. Clip-in hair is the easiest of
all systems to apply and remove where you don't need a salon. Clips
come in all sizes and lengths used for both highlights and full heads.

The texture and the color of the hair are available in multiple
varieties. You can choose the one you want. Textures of artificial
hair are available from bone-straight to super-curly. The exact names
of curl patterns vary with the brand. With synthetic hair, the curl
patterns are infinite. You can also use Virgin – unprocessed human
hair taken from a single person or Remi – human hair is strictly
organized with the roots in one direction and the tip to the opposite
end

The bonding of your natural hair and the integrated hair will loosen
with the growth of your natural hair. You have to take separate care
of your hair after integration. Use only mild shampoos after
integration. The last and the most important thing is, to remove your
integrated hair you should again call a hair stylist. Never pull out
the integrated hair as it will damage your original hair. If you want
to change your looks often, then the artificial hair integrations is a
boon to you.

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