Wavy hair extensions

All our wavy hair extensions in human hair in one place – hair weft, tape, keratin strands, clip-ins, halos and ponytails.

Wavy hair hides transitions better than straight hair, making it the most forgiving choice if you're new to extensions.

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FAQs

Which methods are available in wavy hair?

Hair weft, invisible weft, tape, keratin strands, clip-ins, halos and ponytails. The category gathers every method in wavy texture, in human hair.

Why is wavy recommended for beginners?

The waves scatter the light and hide the transition between your own hair and the extensions. Small color differences and an overdue move-up show less than in straight hair.

Does wavy hair draw up in length?

A little, but nowhere near as much as curly. Expect the length to look a few centimetres shorter than the measurement when the hair is dry and unstyled.

The wave is flattening over time – is something wrong?

No, that's normal in human hair. The wave comes back when you reshape it with heat or let the hair air dry in a braid.

Classic, Premium or Luxury?

Luxury and Premium are Remy hair with all strands running the same direction, which means the least tangling and the longest lifespan. Classic is human hair but not Remy and a good choice at a lower cost.

Which method suits fine hair?

Tape, keratin strands and invisible weft are the gentlest on fine or thin hair. A halo is the gentlest of all, since it sits on a wire with no attachments at all.

How long does each method last?

Tape is moved up every 8–10 weeks, microrings every 2–3 months. Keratin strands last 3–4 months and are then reset. Halos, clip-ins and ponytails you take out whenever you like.

Can I straighten the wavy hair?

Yes, human hair can be straightened with heat protection and gets its wave back after washing.

How do I care for wavy extensions?

Brush when the hair is dry, not wet, and work from the ends upward. Letting the hair air dry rather than blow drying it straight keeps the wave in shape.

Can I put it in myself?

Halos, clip-ins and ponytails you put in yourself in a few minutes. Tape, keratin, microrings and hair wefts need a technician – we do that in Stockholm and Uppsala.

Everything you need to know about Wavy hair extensions

Wavy hair extensions – every method in one texture
Here we gather all our wavy human hair, whatever the attachment: hair weft and invisible weft, tape, keratin strands, clip-ins, halos and ponytails.

The most forgiving choice
Wavy is what we most often recommend if you're new to hair extensions. The waves break up the light and hide the transition to your own hair better than straight hair does. Small color differences and a fresh move-up show less, which gives you margin both in choosing the color and between salon visits.

Length and fall
Wavy hair shrinks a little, but nowhere near as much as curly. Expect it to look a few centimeters shorter than the stated length when dry and unstyled. It's normal for the wave in human hair to flatten over time – it comes back when you reshape it.

Why human hair
Human hair can be colored both darker and lighter and heat styled, but the wave needs to be reshaped after every wash. Luxury and Premium are Remy hair with all strands running the same direction, while Classic is human hair but not Remy.

Choose the method for your own hair
Fine or thin hair: tape, keratin strands and invisible weft. Normal to thick: hair weft. Halos, clip-ins and ponytails you put in yourself.

Care
Brush when the hair is dry and work from the ends upwards. Let the hair air dry rather than blow-drying it straight.

Looking for synthetic? You'll find our vegan hair extensions under Vegan Hair Extensions.