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Question regarding hair extensions???
My friends extensions are extremely uncomfortable and she wants to remove them by herself to avoid extra costs, how do you suggest she removes them?? they are attached to the hair by a very small plastic peice near the scalp. help!Thank you in advance.
From your description, we do believe that they are the micro ring extensions, does that help any?? She's worried that if she uses scissors, she will cut her natural hair out along with the extension.
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I'm pretty sure they are microrings.
Microrings are plastic-coated metal. Use small pliers to gently squeeze the ring in the opposite direction. Sally's carries a special clamp to remove microrings, if you are afraid to use pliers.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Are they Micro Ring hair extensions?
If so and she never wants to use them again, cut the plastic loop off (its usually clear). And they'll come off.
If she wants to keep them, you'll have to use special pliers to get them off her hair.
If I knew what the method of hair extensions she's used, I could be more of help.
- ?Lv 44 years ago
they're relatively stable. I even have them, some do get tangled yet interior the long term you dont get a million/2 as plenty harm as you do with clue a weave, they're greater effectual for protecting your hair in stable condition, they're in basic terms that bit greater visable. stable success :)
- Anonymous1 decade ago
im sorry but from wat i kno it would be much safer to go to the salon because u have to be very careful when taking out extentions becuase if u dont kno wat ur doing or not being careful it can really damage ur hair and (by the wat im a hair dresser)