known for their natural-looking results and versatility. These extensions are created by manually tying individual strands of hair onto a weft, resulting in a lightweight and seamless finish. The weft is typically thin and flexible, allowing it to lay flat against the scalp for a more natural appearance. Hand-tied extensions are often attached using a beaded weft technique, where small silicone-lined beads are used to secure the weft to the natural hair. These extensions are known for their longevity and can be worn for several months with proper care. They offer great flexibility in terms of styling, as they can be curled, straightened, and even dyed to some extent.

A popular choice for those who want temporary hair transformations without any long-term commitment. These extensions consist of wefts of hair that are pre-attached with small clips. The clips allow users to easily and securely attach the extensions to their natural hair, typically in layers, to add length, volume, or both. Clip-in extensions can be applied and removed by the user at home, making them a convenient option for special occasions or occasional use. They come in various lengths, colors, and textures, allowing users to customize their look. Clip-in extensions should be stored and cared for properly to maintain their quality and lifespan.

A semi-permanent option that involves attaching wefts of hair using a strong, medical-grade adhesive tape. The wefts are typically thin and lightweight, making them blend seamlessly with the natural hair. Tape-in extensions are applied by sandwiching a thin section of natural hair between two wefts, using the adhesive tape to hold them in place. These extensions can last for several weeks before needing to be repositioned or replaced, depending on the hair's growth and the maintenance routine. They provide natural-looking results and can be styled with heat tools. However, caution should be exercised when using heat near the adhesive area to prevent damage or slippage.