A microweft is attached gently to your own hair with a row of small microrings along the scalp, with no stitching at all. The ultra-fine design lets the weft lie completely flat against the head for an invisible, secure fit.

With the right care and regular use of moisturizing salon products, this human hair keeps its soft quality for a long time. To keep the fit safe and comfortable, the attachments should be moved up by a professional stylist every two to three months.

Compared with a traditional machine-sewn hair weft, a microweft is considerably thinner, neater and usually made without a thick seam. That clearly reduces the risk of scalp irritation and makes the attachments much easier to hide in your natural hair.

This method is ideal if your hair is thin or fine and you want fullness and length without heavy attachments. It also works very well if you live an active life and often want to wear your hair up without joins or edges showing.

Yes. The rows are narrow and lie flat, so they are easy to hide even in updos when they are placed correctly.

No. Microwefts are attached with microrings - no stitching, no glue, no tape and no heat.

Not when they are fitted correctly and moved up in time, every 2-3 months. The weight is spread evenly across the row instead of loading individual strands.

Yes. Blow the attachments completely dry afterwards and keep conditioner away from the rings themselves.

Yes, the same weft usually carries through several move-ups. We check its condition at every visit and tell you when it is time to replace it.

Yes, it is human hair. It takes a flat iron or curling iron with heat protection and can be colored both darker and lighter - have a hairdresser do it.