Micro Ring Hair Extensions Hair Extensions Tools

Hair extensions are natural or synthetic pieces of hair which are designed to give additional body and volume to the hair. There are several different types of hair extension systems which are designed to be attached onto the hair in different ways. One of the most popular systems is that of micro ring hair extensions. They use pre glued hair extensions which are attached onto the hair using small micro rings. There are also several other hair tools you will need in order to correctly and efficiently apply the extensions. This article takes a look at some of the most common hair extension tools available and what their uses are.

Pointed Comb

A pointed comb, also known as a rat tail comb, is a type of comb which has one pointed end. This end can be used to create neat partings within the hair. This is particularly useful for separating the hair into sections in order to apply the hair extensions.

Micro Rings

Micro rings are small metal rings. They are used to attach the weft of hair extension onto the root if the hair. Micro rings are available in a range of colours. For the best results you should try and pick rings that match the colour of your natural hair.

Micro Ring Pliers

Micro ring pliers are tools which are used to close the Micro Ring Hair Extensions in so that it will attach the hair extension onto the weft of hair.

Stick Tip Extensions

Stick tip extensions come with glue already attached onto the tip of the hair weft. The micro rings are inserted onto the hair weft, and then the glue, along with closing the ring with the pliers, both help to keep it attached onto the hair for a longer period of time.

There are also a range of accessories and treatments which are designed to keep hair extensions looking healthy and lasting for a longer period of time. All of the above tools are available to purchase from specialist beauty retailers or from online stores.

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