Many of you want to try new looks but still confused if it will be good for you, especially regarding hair extensions. What are the types of hair extensions? Does it hurt? What are the pros and cons of hair extensions? There are numerous questions lurking in your mind. Let’s settle them one by one.

• Hair extensions are not only done to add length but also to beautify the way you look. Adding colourful highlights, thickness, bob to mane transformation anything is possible.

• There are different categories of hair extensions. Glued in, braided, weave etc. For special events clip-ins are suggested to add that extra charisma to your hair. It helps in improving the follicular cells.

• The good news is this process is painless. You will not be hurt even a bit. Your hair stylist makes it sure.

• Professional hair extensions are expensive. it depends on the quality and quantity of your stylized hair. The initial sessions can cost you big bucks ranging hundreds to thousands in any currency. This is excluding the periodical maintenance charges.

• Time is another factor that you have to invest on. Long hours, likely four to six hours are taken per session. So, it is important for you to plan wisely and accordingly.

• Get photo proofs of work, previously done by your hair designer. This will allow you an introspection of his or her designs.

• Inquire your hair dresser before hand about how the extension will be removed and what chores will be done to minimize the damage of your natural hair. Celebrities like Victoria Beckham, Kate Beckinsale had to deal with balding problems after the extension was removed.

• “Thermo Plastique” is the safer method of hair extensions as it rarely damages your natural hair. Stylist Ceasre Safieh recommends this to his exclusive customers.

• Extensions are made with either 100% natural hair that is human hair or with artificial hair like material. Using human hair costs more than synthetic hair.

Now you can have that glam look of Lindsay Lohan, Miley Cyrus with just a little bit of magic by your extensionist. Visit www.afrocare.com for more information.