Comprehensive guide to different application techniques. Compare methods, understand pros and cons, and choose the best option for your clients' needs and your salon's capabilities.
| Method | Application Time | Durability | Cost | Skill Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Genius Weft | 2-3 hours | 3-6 months (reusable up to 5 times) | Moderate - good value for longevity | Advanced - requires sewing technique |
| Polymer Hot Fusion | 1-2 hours | 3-4 months | Premium - higher initial investment | Advanced - requires specialized equipment and training |
| Cylinder I-Tip | 1-2 hours | 2-3 months | Moderate - mid-range pricing | Intermediate - requires proper technique and tools |
| Hand Tied Weft | 3-4 hours | 4-6 months (reusable up to 3 times) | Premium - highest investment | Expert - requires advanced sewing and blending skills |
| Double Drawn Weft | 2-3 hours | 3-6 months (reusable up to 5 times) | Premium - highest quality hair | Advanced - requires proper placement and blending |
Flexible, customizable weft system that allows stylists to create custom widths and placements for maximum versatility and natural blending.
Heat-activated polymer bonds that fuse extensions to natural hair strands. Quick application with strong, long-lasting hold.
Individual strand extensions with pre-formed tips that are clamped onto natural hair. Quick, versatile, and ideal for adding volume.
Premium weft system where each strand is individually hand-tied, creating the most natural, seamless blend available.
Weft system using premium double-drawn hair where most strands are full length, creating maximum density and thickness.