Reasons Why Wear Hair Extensions?

Have you considered buy hair extensions, but not sure if it's worth taking the plunge? We're here to help make you make that decision.

• Volume

FROM THIN TO THICK

If you’ve been looking for that extra “oomph” to your hair, look no further. Hair extensions help you achieve that extra volume you’ve always dreamed of - all it takes is a few wefts. At Beauty Forever Hair, we offer three different weights that cater to a variety of different hair types: 120g, 160g, and 220g. 120g sets are designed for those who have fine hair and not a lot of it. 160g sets are designed for medium thickness hair, if you want to add some length and volume while still maintaining a natural looking effect. 220g are designed for those who either have lots of hair of their own and want length, or those who want a more dramatic voluminous effect.

• Length

HAIRCUT REGRET

We all have that one horror story of going into a hair appointment and asking for a little trim off the ends, and coming out with a brand new un-asked for pixie cut.

It happens to the best of us. The good thing about hair extensions is that it can easily fix this problem. Clip-in hair extensions will not hinder hair growth so it’s the best alternative to rocking longer locks while waiting for your real hair to grow out.

• Style

CHANGE UP YOUR LOOK

Fact: Hair extensions instantly make any hair style more beautiful and interesting. With the additional length, volume, and even pop of color to your hair, you can easily make any simple braid, bun, or ponytail more voluminous and intricate. You don’t even need to use your entire set to achieve greater body in your hair; only using a few wefts may be enough to add that length and volume you’ve been dreaming about. The options are endless!

• Ease of Use

Let's be honest - we've all been in that situation where you're trying to decide whether it’s worth waking up early to put that extra effort into your hair, versus sleeping in an extra 30 minutes. The awesome thing about hair extensions? It takes literally no time to clip in and how you style it is up to you. With hair extensions, you can save time trying to look good.

• No Damage

Yup - that’s right! One of the best things about hair extensions is that it causes absolutely no damage to your hair whatsoever, unlike other hair extension alternatives like tape-ins and bonding which can prevent hair growth and cause damage to your hair.

10$ OFF Brazilian Hair Extensions-Get Perfect Style

Long hair has always been the love of female. Sought after for hundreds of years, long hair is desired by ladies of every age. (And through the way, men adore it too!) However to get lovely long locks isn't as smooth as it is able to seem...especially in case you need to depend completely for your very own herbal hair. Certainly, you can grow your hair out which takes a long long... time! and even if you do, Not every person have the right quantity of quantity to get that fantastic lengthy fashion we preference. The answer is right here, hair extensions.

Just like you don't want the short hair to show at the bottom/underneath the hair... you don't want the weft seams of your clip in extensions to show through at the top of your head.  If the wefts are too far up, you will be able to see the seams when the hair parts at the top. To be safe... make sure not to clip any wefts on the top area or any place forward or above the top of the ears.  This will ensure your wefts are unnoticeable.

The texture of Brazilian hair can vary from natural straight to bouncy body waves, and these extensions are popular in countries in West Africa. When cared for properly, this hair type can last quite a long time. No special maintenance is needed for the hair. Generally, Brazilian hair will match any hairstyle.

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Beauty Forever Waist-Length Clip-in Hair Extensions

While I used to be a child, I had awesome long hair, much like what I might believe a mermaid princess having. Only I didn’t understand I had glorious hair…I just had it. 
Looking back, that hair additionally required me to spend hours in the front of the television so my mother ought to brush out my “snarls” at the same time as absolutely everyone watched days of our lives.
Decades later, though, those mermaid hair days are long gone. My hair's been chopped, dyed, fried, you name it. But I’ve also spent the last year being fully obsessed with Scarlett O’Connor on Nashville and her “how is that real?” long hair. (Before the pixie, that is.) It's because of her I decided I was ready for butt-length straight hair.

Unfortunately, as anyone who's ever tried to grow their hair knows, it takes basically five years to see a real difference. Even then you still might not get there because your hair has to be healthy enough to not break off midway. So I did what people desperate to have their dream hair now do, even if it means saving my money for forever to do it. I booked an appointment to get clip in hair extensions.

First of all, let me tell you that the extensions I got did not end up being fully butt length—as in past my butt so I can sit on it like a faux fur chair—despite my wanting them. This was largely because I'm a tall person. So tall, in fact, that the lovely RPZL salon I went to in Manhattan didn’t even sell extensions that went all the way past my torso and down to my butt. Also, I’m told no one really comes in asking for hair they could sit on, which makes no sense to me because that sounds so fun. Still, the extensions they were able to give me were 22 inches long Brazilian hair. That’s nearly two feet of hair.

Since I’d had extensions before, the hairstylist's telling me what to expect (it’s going to tangle easily, you have to brush it like it’s literally your job to brush it and it will take freaking forever, it’s going to feel heavy as hell) was a little like, “Yeah, yeah, whatever.” All of her “You might get a headache” warnings fell on deaf ears (until I felt the weight of the finished product, and my eyes began to water and my head ached most of the night).

The process of getting Human hair extensions took more than four very long hours and cost $1,250 because that's truly a f--k-ton of hair. But other than that, it wasn’t too bad. Yeah, I spent most of that time checking my phone and wishing I could fall asleep, but once all was said and done, I was flipped around to reveal my hair that looked as close as it possibly could to looking like my beloved season one Scarlett O’Connor.

I felt 90 times more majestic than usual, like when you get a blowout and realize, “Oh shit! So this is how I’d look if I had a live-in stylist." I got on the train feeling too cool…until I kept getting my hair caught in my coat because it took a full minute to pull it out. And then it somehow got caught in the subway doors. Multiple times. So I guess it was safer in my coat.

I ended up not washing it as often as I would my non-extension hair and instead did constant conditioning treatments on the ends to keep it moisturized. Sadly I didn’t get to do crazy, complex Tumblr braids every day because I'm not that skilled and also was very sleepy. I blame the weight of the virgin hair for my sleepiness; although I know that's a lie.

In terms of daily styling, I did a lot of “Here are two braids, I’m exhausted” because I can barely manage my own blowouts, let alone blowouts with waist-length hair. I had my friend give me one, and it seriously took hours. I did get a lot of compliments, though. I'd always respond with, “Oh, it’s fake as hell,” which I don’t think you’re supposed to do. The correct response is probably, “Thanks! I’ve just been eating a lot of kale which has folic acid which makes your hair grow!"

All in all, I landed where I knew I would on the issue: I love ridiculously long hair so much. I feel weirdly protected by it, kind of like a long, strange security blanket that I have to put in a braid at night and brush all the time otherwise it gets tangled. I’m sure the protection aspect comes from this idea that we’re all supposed to be long-haired princesses, draped in our own boob-covering mermaid hair, which is, of course, bullshit because you can be a princess who is bald and gorgeous. (Or one with short hair, as Clare Bowen, a.k.a. Scarlett, reminded us all when she cut hers.) But since I’ve been obsessed with witch-goddess hair for so long, finally having it has felt comforting—and I'm not ashamed to say it.

Sorry, real hair, but I have seen a better (albeit wildly more expensive and difficult to even begin to justify) life. Hair extensions for life. I now need my hair to wrap around me like a quilt or I’m not interested.