A hair extension tape fixing tool includes two tape pressing plates and two pivoting half bodies that hold the plates. The elastic pressing plates are rectangular and have predetermined length, width and thickness. A method of attaching extension hair to a client's hair with the extension tape fixing tool includes steps of choosing strands of client's hair; bringing the tape patch of extension hair near the chosen strands of client's hair; positioning the strands of client's hair uniformly on the tape patch; and pressing the strands of client's hair on an adhesive surface of the tape patch with the hair extension tape fixing tool.

A pre-sewn hair weft that includes a plurality of layers of hair, a plurality of loops that are fixed to the layers of hair and plurality of beads with one of the plurality of beads slidably fixed to each one of the loops, and a method of assembling the pre-sewn weft hair extension on an individual.

A hair extension tube dispenser comprises a first wire, a second wire, a guide end that connects the wires, hair extension tubes held by the wires, and a support end that keeps the tubes from falling off. The guide end comprises a first stopper and a second stopper that temporarily stop the tube at hair extension work, a tapered part that guides the entire dispenser out of the tube attached to customer's hair. The first wire, the second wire, the guide end are integrally made of an elastic wire.

A hair extension tube release tool comprises a first half comprising a first handle and a first tool tip and a second half comprising a second handle and a second tool tip. The first half and the second half are pivotally connected. The first tool tip abuts on the second tool tip when the hair extension tube release tool is in a closed state. The first tool tip pivots away from the second tool tip when the hair extension tube release tool is in an open state. The first tool tip comprises a first half circular recess, and the second first tool tip comprises a second half circular recess. The first half circular recess and the second half circular recess form a release circle when the hair extension tube release tool is in the closed state.

A hair tool apparatus for facilitating coupling a bead to hair of a person includes a body with a first body end and a second body end, a first tool coupled to the first body end, the first tool configured to hold the bead thereon and having a loop configured to receive the hair there through such that the bead can be coupled to the hair, and a second tool coupled to the second body end, the second tool configured to engage the hair and facilitate partitioning the hair from the person.

The invention relates to a hair extension application tool, comprising a needle specifically designed for use in hair styling. The needle, made of a plastic material, features a pair of elongated parallel arms with adjacent tips at one end and a retention loop at the opposite end. A gap defined between the arms along their length is configured to thread and securely hold a hair extension. This design allows for the efficient pulling of the hair extension through a braid on a person's head and facilitates the subsequent detachment of the needle from the hair extension. The tool's innovative structure addresses key challenges in hair extension application, offering improved ease of use and efficiency.

An electric crimping tool includes a body and an electric motor. The body includes a charging port and an actuator. A crimping head is mounted to the body. The crimping head includes a mounting body and a pair of crimping jaws carried by the mounting body. An operating mechanism is operably coupled with the actuator and the electric motor to actuate automatic opening and closing of the pair of crimping jaws.

A tool used to hold hair extensions while they are being worked upon is described. The tool is typically comprised of an elongated U-shaped channel made of a single piece of metal plate. The upwardly spaced parallel upwardly-extending left and right flanges comprise combs with aligned tines rising from base spines allowing hair extensions to be securely received in the tines. This permits the hair extension stylist to work on the extensions to one or more of repair, de-tangle, dye, augment, and customize them. The tool is typically mounted to a stand. One or more magnets can be provided to secure steel tools, and a spindle can be provided to receive a spool of thread.

Applicators for grasping and applying small items, such as fibers and eyelashes, are disclosed. The applicators passively hold the items and a user actuates the applicator to release the items. An applicator includes a compression spring that forces a disc against a disc retention element to hold the items passively, and a button is pressed to separate the disc from the disc retention element to release the items. An applicator includes an expansion spring that holds items between coils of the spring passively, and a button is pressed to separate the spring coils to release the items.