The brand's extension hair is made of "Infini-Flex," a synthetic, vegan mix that is good value for money and surprisingly soft.
If you’re new to extensions and don’t want to spend a fortune before you know if you’ll love them or not, try Locks & Mane.
If you’re looking for affordable, pre-stretched braiding hair, you definitely need to check out Darling Hair.
There is a huge gap in the market for hair extensions that look like your natural hair, if you've ever tried to find them.
Talk to enough stylists, and you’ll hear the name “Indique” thrown around when it comes to high-quality hair extensions.
The additions at Great Lengths, which has been around since 1993, are ridiculously good. Not only are the extensions made in Italy from 100% Remy hair, but they are also mixed by hand.
You can make your own fake locs with synthetic Kanekalon hair that is knitted into a cornrow base. They give you all the length and twist you want without the down.
The company sells bundles, closures, lace frontals, wigs, and, of course, extensions. The extensions come in different lengths and styles, such as straight, Yaki straight, wavy, and curly.
Chloe Metzger, who used to be Cosmo's deputy beauty director, says of Bellami's extensions, "the quality is just wildly good—it really does mimic real, born-with-it hair."
Traditional extensions connect to your roots, but Hidden Crown extensions don't. This means that they blend in perfectly with fine hair.