A hair extension comprising plurality of bands having hair wefts secured thereto with micro loops adhered between the plurality of bands for attachment to the wearer's native hair. A first band has a front side and a back side and an extension weft is attached to either the front side or the backside, or both. micro links are attached with adhesive. A second band has a front side and a back side and may also have an extension weft attached to either the front side or the back side or both. Micro links are secure to either the back side of the first band or the back side of the second band, or both. The back sides of the two bands are sandwiched together with the micro links therebetween and with the extension hair exposed either exteriorly or interiorly. Also provided is a micro link wrapped with a material on which extension hair is secured. The wearer's native hair is pulled through an inner annulus of the micro link, thus concealing the micro link from view.

An enhanced apparatus and method are provided for adding length and bulk to natural hair using hair extensions comprising an elongated strip having a plurality of apertures through which natural hair is pulled, the natural hair threaded into a bead which adhesive qualities after threading.

The present disclosure relates to a hair weft and a preparation process thereof. The process includes: removing inferior hair from the hair and screening by length to obtain selected hair; sorting the selected hair by weight and combing them to obtain hair brunches; flattening one side of the hair, sewing and fixing to form a fixed end, to obtain a preliminarily fixed hair; glue brushing the fixed end of the preliminary fixed hair to reinforce fixation, to obtain the reinforced fixed hair; treating the strengthened fixed hair to make the hair smooth and dropping, to obtain treated hair; drying, ironing, and trimming the treated hair to obtain the hair weft. The preparation process of the hair weft employs sewing for preliminary fixation, which greatly reduces the amount of glue used in the later period so that the hair weft product becomes lighter, thinner, and softer, and it becomes easier and faster to wear and take off, does not damage the user's hair, and makes the user more invisible and more comfortable when wearing, and improves the wearing experience.

A hair piece of artificial, animal or natural hair or a combination thereof wherein the hair piece is configured to be used as a removable hair piece such as a ponytail or hair extension. The hair piece may include an attachment member for attachment to the ponytail of a user. The hair piece may further include a bendable spine member to allow the user to adjust the configuration of the hair piece. The hair piece may further include an elongate flexible member having a greater rigidity than the hair wherein the elongate member is interwoven in the strands of the hair to allow the user to adjust the configuration of the hair piece. The hair piece may also include a variety of hair styles, textures or textiles to provide a versatile hair style that is easily installed or removed by the user.

Apparatus and associated methods relate to a hand-tied hair weft having at least two hair bundles fixed to three or more thread-like filaments that provide a cortex, where each two adjacent hair bundles are separated by one or more knots formed by the three or more thread-like filaments. In an illustrative example, the two adjacent hair bundles may be separated by, for example, at least two knots. The knots may include overhand knots. By introducing one or one or more knots, the width of the hand-tied hair weft may be customized without the weft shedding or unraveling.

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.

Disclosed is a wig weave bundle formed by a first fake hair bundle and at least one second fake hair bundle. The first fake hair bundle has a multiple bundles of first fake hair strains braided into a braid which is disposed at an upper end of the first fake hair bundle, and the first fake hair strains dangle from the braid, and the braid is wound into a ring with a wearing part in the middle and provided for passing through a real hair bundle. The second fake hair bundle has one or more bundles of second fake hair strains, and a ring is connected to an upper end of the second fake hair bundle and connected to the brand of the first fake hair bundle, such that the second fake hair strains and first fake hair strains dangle from the braid altogether.

A hair extensions separator has a plurality of lateral grooves and a wrapping mechanism to wrap the separated hair extensions in the plurality of lateral grooves. A method for separating and wrapping hair bundles can be performed and in one embodiment can be performed using the hair extensions separator. In various embodiments, the hair extensions separator has a comb-like structure used in conjunction with the plurality of lateral grooves to aid in separating the hair. In other embodiments, the hair extensions separator may further comprise adjustable sizes of the plurality of lateral grooves.