How to Fit a Micro Ring Loop Hair Extension

How to Fit a Micro Ring Loop Hair Extension

Unlike many other hair extension types, micro ring loop hair extensions do not use heat or glue to attach the strands of hair to your own tresses.micro ring loop hair extension Instead, small rings (also known as micro links or micro beads) are used to secure the extensions by looping your own hair through the ring. This type of hair extension can be very time consuming to fit, but it is well worth the effort in the long run when you are sporting gorgeously natural and lengthy locks.

The micro ring hair extension is a great option for those with fine or thin hair as it does not place much stress on the roots of your own hair. However, it is important to note that the micro ring loop does not last as long as other types of hair extension and will need to be replaced every 8-12 weeks. It is also not recommended for those with very short or thinning hair as it can cause the hair to look flat and patchy.

To get started with the process of fitting the micro ring loop, you will need to shampoo and condition your own hair so that it is free from any product build-up or oils. You will also need to gather a few tools such as a tail comb, a pair of pliers and some hair extension beads for application. Once you have these materials, you are ready to begin!

Start by sectioning your hair into three parts – top, middle and bottom. This will allow you to manage and work with each row of your hair easily. It is also a good idea to section your hair vertically for the first parting as this will help conceal the ring loops from view.

Next, take the ring and move it into position above your scalp. Then, with the pliers squeeze the ring open to add a piece of hair to it. When you have added a piece of hair, gently close the ring with your pliers and continue this pattern across your entire head.

Once you have finished, you will need to maintain your new tresses by regularly adjusting the rings. This will ensure that your ring loop hair extensions do not slip or cause any damage to the natural hair underneath. You will also need to avoid exposing your hair to the elements as both chlorine and salt can cause damage to the bonds of your hair extensions.

Finally, you will need to brush your hair on a regular basis to keep it looking healthy and glossy. It is a good idea to use a quality brush and avoid pulling hard as this can damage the hair near the rings. You can also apply a conditioning spray to your hair on a regular basis to further protect it. You will also need to avoid swimming as prolonged exposure to water can lead to the bonds deteriorating and your hair may become matted.

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