“12 Hair Extension Terms You Need To Know”
- Double weft – Using a machine, two wefts sewn together, so you get twice as much hair than a single weft.
- Single weft – using a machine, hair is stitched into a long strip.
- Double drawn – When all the strands of the hair extensions measure to the same longer lengths. Much more pricey than single drawn bundles.
- Single drawn- When all of the strands in the hair extension measure to different shorter and longer lengths. Most all bundles on the market today are single drawn.
- Hand tied weft – The method of manually stitching hair into a long weft. Most natural weft option.
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- Mink hair – 100% Remy Human Hair extensions. Can be bleached, lightened, colored, tinted, permed, etc. Pink Swann’s Mink Collection has been chemically processed.
- Virgin hair – Hair that HAS NOT been chemically processed.
- Raw hair – Rawest, most natural form. Has not been altered in any form, not even steam curled. May contain Gray hair.
- Remy hair – when all of the hair strands run in the same direction. This is what makes the hair the hair tangle-free! Not all hair is Remy!
- Hair Grade – Grading system that all hair companies use to rank the quality of their hair extensions. See Pink Swann grading system here!
- Texture – Refers to origin, ex. Malaysian, Brazilian, etc.
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