A hair extension anchor fastening device includes hair anchor tubes, which has a tube wall. The tube wall includes a top opening, a bottom opening, a first hole and a second hole that is opposite to the first hole. A wire passes through the holes of the hair anchor tubes whereby the hair anchor tubes can slide along the wire. Hair fixing devices are provided. The hair fixing device includes a bead thread forming a loop and a bead handle that connects both ends of the bead thread and the bead thread passes through the hair anchor tube. The device may be provided as attached to a hair weft by sewing a hair weft band through the holes of the tube wall or sewing the wire to the weft band.

The invention is directed to a seamless threading method of inserting hair extensions in a user's hair. The method includes sectioning and beading a user's natural hair. A bottom hair extension weft is then positioned under the beaded sections of hair. The beaded hair is then laid on top of the bottom weft and clipped to secure the bottom weft in place. A top hair extension weft is positioned above the bottom weft in a reversed orientation, with the beaded hair in between the two wefts. Next, a user sews through the top weft, bottom weft, and optionally the beads. The threading begins on a first side of the upper and lower weft strips, extends across the wefts to the second side of the wefts. The threading can then be reversed and sewn back to the first side using a single portion of thread. The upper weft can then be inverted, and the upper weft hair flipped back and smoothed down. Advantageously, the thread is seamless without being visible because the weft strips are sewn from the inside out.

A hair extension, method for making a hair extension, and method of using a hair extension is provided that is intended to be less noticeable when worn by a wearer or not easily detectable by others if or when exposed. In one embodiment, a plurality of hairs are attached to a second substrate such that the hair extension is less noticeable while in use. In one example, a weft may be attached to the second substrate to add additional volume and/or length of hair and may be covered by a plurality of hairs extending from the second substrate. In another example, a portion of the hairs attached to the second substrate may be folded over a distal edge of the second substrate to make the hair extension less noticeable. Alternatively, a portion of the hairs attached to the second substrate may be crocheted through a wearer's anchor braid and folded over the hair extension to make the hair extension less noticeable.

The disclosure includes embodiments of a semi-permanent hair extension apparatus and a method or installing the same. The semi-permanent hair extension apparatus can include a plurality of microbeads and a plurality of hair extension wefts. The plurality of microbeads can each include an opening for receiving a plurality of strands of human hair longitudinally therethrough, and a receiving component positioned thereon so as to releasably connect the microbead to a hair extension weft. Each of the plurality of hair extension wefts can include a plurality of strands of hair connected thereto and one or more fastening components positioned thereon and being complementary to each of the one or more receiving components so as to facilitate a removable connection therebetween. The method can include securing a plurality of microbeads to one or more strands of human hair at predetermined intervals and connecting extension wefts to each of the plurality of microbeads.

A tool for integrating a hair extension with a person's head of hair is described in this disclosure. The hair extension attachment tool illustratively includes a clamp body and a parting needle that provides means for assisting in removeably coupling the hair extension to natural hairs included in the person's head of hair.

A hairstyling weftlock is provided which consists of a narrow band having opposing ends consisting of a locking mechanism at one end and a threading portion. Upon threading the threading portion through the locking mechanism, the locking mechanism is able to secure the threading portion at a desired length along the threading portion. The weftlock of the current invention may satisfy a connective function in the fabrication of a wig assembly or may be utilized to sheave strands of hair of a hairstyle client by connecting wefts of hair to other hair, including human hair and hair styled in braids, twists or cornrows and wig assembly cornrows, as well as facilitate the installation of braid extensions.

A method is provided for attaching a hair extension to a recipient's hair. The method comprises defining an anchoring structure for receiving attachment of the hair extension; positioning the hair extension adjacent to the anchoring structure; employing a hair extension attachment apparatus to attach the hair extension to the anchoring structure; wherein the employment includes manipulating a user manipulable hand member of the apparatus to position a shield mechanism between the recipient's scalp and the fastener as the fastener is being crimped; and to crimp a fastener to attach the hair extension to the anchoring structure. An apparatus is provided for attaching a hair extension to the recipient's hair. The apparatus comprises a mechanism for crimping a fastener to attach the hair extension; and a shield mechanism for preventing the fastener from contacting the recipient's scalp as the fastener is being crimped.

A hair piece, or decorative party wig or weave, comprising an underlying lace mesh with pores for attaching tinsel strands, or hair and tinsel strands. The pores comprise circular or hexagon shapes, and at least one strand is attached to each pore using a machine produced or hand sewn knot, or glue. Hexagon pores provide superior ventilation of the scalp. The lace mesh is uniquely shaped, comprising: square; thin rectangle; circular; hollow cylindrical; half oval stretching ear-to-ear; full scalp; T-shaped, triangle: or long rectangular strip. The tinsel strands comprise one or more colors, including glow-in-the-dark. The hair strands comprise real or artificial hair; and a variety of natural or non-natural hair colors. The lace mesh may comprise an overhang onto the scalp without strands, not easily detectable because it is colored matched to the user’s skin tone. The overhang may be cut back to the user’s forehead.

A means of representing an improved form of hair transformation hairpieces that can be attached to the scalp or the wearer's natural hair, allowing the wearer to attain a complete look without manipulating his/her natural hair whereas the assembly is more focused on individual's facing Alopecia and allows them to attach or detach the assembly without any professional assistance or learning curve.

The beaded row (BR) hanger may either be separate or part of a kit. The kit has the configured BR hanger, tying thread and a threader tool or tools. The BR hanger permits a stylist to attach a hair weft extension onto a customer's head via beads earlier attached to the head. The BR hanger includes small beads pre-strung on a bead cord. The bead central passage is sized to receive via threading a corresponding hair tuft, the threader tool operative loop or needle end and the tying thread. First, hair tufts are threaded through the passage with the tool, then the bead is crimped closed and the stylist then attaches the next lateral bead on the BR hanger. Once all the hanger beads are attached, the primary first bead is opened and a threading tool or a needle, carrying the tying thread, threads the tying thread through the bead passage and sews the hair weft on the bead. The weft is then connected and sewn close to the bead. The bead is then crimped closed. The stylists then repeats the process on the next lateral bead.