Weave On , Hair Extensions >>>> Beauty Trends Or dangerous Trends For Your Natural Hair

Hair extensions can add fullness and length to otherwise sad-looking locks, but the health hazards that accompany the popular Stars beauty treatment can far out-way the rewards. From blinding headaches, to patchy hair loss and sometimes permanent damage, doctors are now warning about the dangers of hair extensions, the must-have accessory of celebrities on the red carpet, and young women alike.

There are many types of hair extensions. Hair extensions won’t slow the growth of your hair, but you still have to be careful. Some of the methods of applying include  Cold fusion, bonding, beads, glue in, sew in, strand to strand, and flexi-strand just to name a few. Some methods are much safer than others, but what you really should consider is what type of commitment you are willing to make, your budget, and your hair type. ALWAYS choose human hair over synthetic ( Human hair can be cut, dyed, flat ironed, etc. while synthetic hair can't and has an artificial look, shine, and touch to it... Oh and remember to take care of your extensions very carefully. The better you take care of them the longer they will last.

Is there a way to have extensions and not have hair damage or loss?
"Yes; go to a pro who really knows how to do extensions. Professionals should have undergone training; this is not something you want to have done at your local nail salon. And you should go back to your stylist for maintenance at least once a month. The stylist will make sure that the extensions are on properly, and if one is pulling at the hair, they'll remove it and reapply it the proper way. They can also rotate the areas that they put the hair extensions on so it's not the same group of hairs under stress every time. Rotating means less damage to the hair follicles. And [at home], you shouldn't pull at [extensions] too much when styling."
Say I've noticed some hair loss...
"If you're starting to experience hair loss, address it right away. This will eventually damage the hair follicle and the hair loss will be permanent. So if you're seeing [some loss] now, eventually the follicle will be scarred and you won't get that hair back." The best thing is to stop the extensions and visit your Dermatologist.
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