Butterfly Weft
FAQs
A hand-tied hair weft where the short strands are folded inwards rather than upwards. That gives an unusually thin edge with no return hair, which lies flat against the head.
No, never. The weft has pre-drilled holes that the microrings are threaded through. No needle, no glue and no heat.
A machine-sewn weft has return hair in the seam, which gives a thicker and stiffer edge. Butterfly weft has strands folded inwards and therefore a soft, thin edge.
Yes, it does not shed when cut. That means it can be adapted exactly to your head, rather than you adapting the placement to the weft.
Every two to three months, since it sits on microrings. The hair is reused – only the rings are replaced.
Yes, and that is often where the method comes into its own. The thin edge and the even distribution of weight put less strain on fine hair than heavier attachments.
For thickness alone, 50 to 100 grams is usually enough. For both length and fullness most people land at 150 to 200 grams. Each pack contains 50 grams.
Straight and wavy in 50, 60 and 70 cm, curly in 50 cm. Straight has the widest color range with 14 shades.
Yes, the thin edge does not peek through as easily as an ordinary weft when the hair is lifted off the neck. It is one of the method's biggest advantages.
Yes. You pull one strand from each side through two holes next to each other in the weft, and lock the two micro rings together where they meet. You'll need micro rings and micro ring pliers with a hook. If you'd rather have help, we do the installation in Stockholm and Uppsala.


