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Choose the right hair weft
The same human hair – the difference is in the weft and the ends.
Hair Weft
- Tapers toward the ends for a natural blend
- Soft, natural feel
- Best for everyday wear and a natural look
Double Drawn
You are viewing- Equally thick from the top to the ends
- Full all the way down
- Best for fullness right to the ends
invisible weft
- Thin, flat edge that lies close to the head
- Discreet attachment
- Best for an invisible result
What it looks like
A thin weft with a tightly sewn top
Hair weft is human hair sewn into a long, thin strip – a weft – that is attached to your own hair. We use it for both sew-in and micro weft, depending on your hair and your everyday life.
- 1. What?
- Weft – sewn in or attached with micro rings
- 2. Who?
- Normal to thick hair
- 3. How long?
- Move-up every 2–3 months
- 4. Pros/cons?
- Durable and reusable – needs a skilled hand
How it is installed
Two ways to wear hair weft
Sew-in
- We braid your hair in cornrows close to the head
- The weft is sewn onto the braid with needle and thread
- We build layers until length and volume are even
Micro weft
- A thin strand of hair is pulled through a micro ring
- The ring is closed with pliers – no glue, no heat
- The weft is attached with micro rings along the row – no sewing
Care
Make your hair last longer
Washing
Mild, moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. Wash downward, not in circles.
Brushing
Start at the ends and work your way up with an extension brush.
Sleep
Sleep in a loose braid or ponytail to reduce tangles.
Heat
Use heat protection and avoid unnecessary heat.
We recommend with your hair weft
Everything you need for a sew-in
Your chosen hair, weft thread, extension brush and Moisture Kit in one order.
Frequently asked questions about hair wefts
This hair weft is attached to your own hair by traditional sewing in (weaving) or with micro rings. This gives a very stable, permanent hair extension that stays securely in place around the clock.
The hair extensions are 100% human Remy hair with every cuticle preserved and lying in the same direction. The double drawn method also makes sure the hair is just as thick from root to tip for a fuller overall look.
No, fullness is the whole point of double drawn – the ends are as dense as the roots. A quick blow-dry is enough. If you want to straighten or curl, that's fine with heat protection on low to medium heat.
The weft can be adapted to most hair types, but if your hair is very fine we recommend a professional consultation before fitting. A trained hairdresser can distribute the attachments correctly so your own strands aren't strained or damaged unnecessarily.
For simple thickening, one to two packs is usually enough, while a full hair extension generally needs at least three packs. Choose the length that best suits the final look you have in mind and blends well with your current style.
You'll get the most true-to-life result by always matching the colour of the hair extensions to your own ends and lengths. If your hair has several tones, blending two different shades is often very effective for creating lovely depth.
This human hair can usually be toned darker if the treatment is carried out by a professionally trained hairdresser. We strongly advise against any form of bleaching, though, as harsh chemicals can permanently ruin both the quality and the cuticle.
Yes, often. Because the short strands are sorted out, the ends don't thin in the same way over time, so the weft looks good for longer. The care is the same: moisturising products and dry attachments after washing.
Our Double Drawn Weft differs from the regular basic range by having the shorter strands carefully sorted out, giving extremely full ends. The straight texture and consistently high hair quality also guarantee a more exclusive look with extra-long durability.
Double drawn weighs more than a regular weft because the hair stays dense all the way to the ends. So braid your hair loosely before bed so the weight doesn't pull on the rows, and ideally use a silk pillowcase.