A long row of hair sewn into a thin top edge. It is attached to your own hair in rows, which is why it builds a lot of volume in a short time.

Human hair in rising quality. Premium and Luxury are Remy hair, while Classic is human hair but not Remy. The difference shows in how thick the lengths feel and how long the hair stays soft.

That the shortest strands have been sorted out, so the weft is equally thick all the way down to the ends. It shows most on longer hair, where an ordinary weft otherwise tapers.

A weft with a thin, almost invisible top edge that blends into the scalp instead of feeling like a ridge. It lies flat even in fine hair and is attached to microrings.

Either it is sewn onto a braid with a needle and thread, or it is attached to a row of microrings. Both methods are free of glue, tape and heat.

Both sewn-in wefts and wefts on micro rings are moved up every two to three months. The same hair is reused at each move-up.

Wefts suit normal to thick hair best, since the base needs something to sit in. With fine or thin hair, invisible weft, tape or keratin strands are usually gentler.

Yes. Cut the weft into widths that suit your head and sew clips along the edge. Always seal the cut edge, otherwise the hair starts coming loose from the seam.

Yes, it is human hair. It tolerates straighteners and curling irons with heat protection and can be colored both darker and lighter by a stylist.

Brush from the ends upward, wash with a mild sulfate-free shampoo and apply conditioner to the lengths and ends, never at the attachments. Use heat protection and braid the hair loosely at night.