387If you have fine or fragile hair, not all extensions are created equal. Based on what I’ve seen (and helped others with), here are a few tips: Halo extensions – best for occasional wear and zero damage. Perfect if you want volume without commitment. Tape-ins – great for a more seamless, natural look. Lightweight and flatter the head, but make sure they're applied professionally. Clip-ins – easy to use but can pull on the scalp if
If you have fine or fragile hair, not all extensions are created equal. Based on what I’ve seen (and helped others with), here are a few tips:
Halo extensions – best for occasional wear and zero damage. Perfect if you want volume without commitment.
Tape-ins – great for a more seamless, natural look. Lightweight and flatter the head, but make sure they're applied professionally.
Clip-ins – easy to use but can pull on the scalp if worn too often or not placed right.
Keratin bonds – longest-lasting, but not ideal for very fine hair due to the weight and heat during application.
Always go for 100% human hair if you want a natural blend and the ability to style it like your own.
And don’t forget — your height matters when choosing length! (For example, 22” looks quite long on someone who’s 5’3”).
I work with salons and clients often on these choices, so if anyone needs visuals or guidance, I’m happy to share what’s worked best in real life Feel free to comment or DM!
Let’s all support each other in this hair journey!
