A single her flow weft typically lasts 6–12 months of regular wear, and up to 2 years with careful handling and proper storage between applications — well beyond a single wear cycle on the head.

GL Hair Group

Professional Claw Pliers for Weft Extensions

Shaped specifically to open beads safely during removal, without pulling on the natural hair strands running through them. Included in the her flow tool set for weft and keratin extensions, or sold on their own here.

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Removal starts with the thread, not the beads — every weft is sewn along its top edge, so that stitching has to come out first before a single bead is opened.

1

Position the scissors between the thread and the weft's seam, close to the hairline.

2

Carefully cut the thread above the seam until the stitching is fully released.

3

Open each bead along the row with the claw pliers.

4

Continue down the row, opening every bead in sequence.

5

Gently slide each released bead off the natural hair with your fingers.

EXTENSiONS

Aluminum Silicone Beads (5x3x3), Nickel-Free

Beads are single-use once clamped, so reapplication uses a fresh set. Section, bead, and sew the same weft back in following our application guide.

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EXTENSiONS

Nylon Bonded Thread for Weft Extensions

Before reapplying, check the stitching along the weft's top edge — if any part has loosened, restitch it with a GL Hair Group c-needle and a matching thread shade so it stays secure and discreet.

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Before reapplying, also gently wash and condition the weft itself and let it dry fully.

• A little tenderness near the beads is normal right after a fresh application — it typically settles after the first wash.
• Store the weft clean and dry, laid flat or gently coiled, away from direct heat, between wears.