How to choose the right texture for hair weft and micro weft

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By chloe josiander

September 12, 2026 • 1 min read

Så väljer du rätt textur till hair weft och microträns - Fairwithhair

Texture is what decides whether the transition shows or not. If it's close to your own hair, the join disappears; if it's wrong, it shows – no matter how good the installation is.

Straight

Elegant and sleek, with a soft fall and a clear shine. Straight hair often needs a little more volume to feel full, but it's easy to style both straight and curled.

Wavy

Gives natural movement without any styling. Wavy hair adds volume without feeling heavy and suits most hair types – it's the easiest texture to live with day to day.

Curly

Full and lively, with curls that hold their shape for a long time. Ideal if you want volume without curling your hair every morning.

Deep Wave and Kinky

For you if you have natural curls or want maximum texture. These textures have lots of volume and natural fluffiness, and because the hair is so full, you need less of it for the same result.

Yaki

Yaki is the texture that mimics straightened, textured hair. It suits you if you wear your own hair straightened and want the extensions to have the same surface rather than a sleek, glossy finish.

How to match your own hair

Look at your hair when it's dry and unstyled – not freshly blow-dried. Is it straight, does it have a natural wave, does it curl, or does it coil on its own? The closer the texture is to your own, the less hair you need and the more naturally it blends.

Let your everyday life decide too

  • Want to skip styling: wavy or curly
  • Wear your hair straightened: straight or Yaki
  • Want volume and character: Deep Wave or Kinky

How to know you've chosen right

The hair falls naturally, the transition can't be seen, and you need minimal styling to get the look you want.

See the textures

In our online shop you'll find real human hair weft in every texture. If you'd like to compare with your own hair in person, you're welcome to book a free consultation in Stockholm or Uppsala.

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