The keratin method and the sewing method (wefts) are popular alternatives to tape-in hair extensions and thickening. These methods differ greatly, not only in the method of application, the strands to be applied, but also the time of application. Before deciding on the hair extension method of your choice, it is a good idea to familiarize you with characteristics of each method.

Keratin bonds

The keratin method is a method of attaching hair extensions, which allows you to achieve a natural effect, and the bands are almost imperceptible and hardly visible. It involves bonding a thin band finished with keratin bonding to our hair using a welding machine. This method is ideal for thin and brittle hair, but care must be taken to ensure that the hair is not too weakened due to the use of high heat of the keratin welding machine when applying the bands. Using this method on hair that is very weakened, or if the keratin welding machine is not used properly, can lead to damage to our own hair. It is therefore worthwhile to perform the service with a trusted specialist.

Wefts | sew-in method

Wefts, or wide strands of hair, are used in the sewn-in method of attaching hair. This method involves sewing a wide strand of natural hair to a special attachment or to a French braid. It is a bestseller in the United States. In Europe, too, it already has its share of supporters. This method is extremely durable and reliable.