12-Inch Hair Extensions : Design To Make, ADORE YOURSELF!

Your hair will be transformed with NEXA 12inch Hair Extensions. With lovely, shoulder-length hair that is comfy and easy to clip in, you can feel much more confident.

The flat silicone base strip on the 12-inch hair extensions makes them unobtrusive and almost unnoticeable. A quad volumizer weft has also been included in the set, offering you the best of both worlds.

• Reaches just below the collarbone for a comfortable fit.
• Once applied, it looks quite natural and delicate, making it ideal for consumers who are shorter in stature.
• The shortest length available at NEXA is 12-inch hair extensions, which are ideal for adding volume or making a subtle change.

12-inch clip in hair extensions

• NEXA Clip-in Hair extensions are created from 100% Remy human hair and come in a variety of lengths that taper down at the ends to best mimic your real hair also known as single-drawn hair.
• They come directly and can be treated with hot tools into waves or curls.
• Our extensions are dyed with a multi-adjusted coloring system, which means that each pair contains delicate highlights and lowlights which are lighter and darker strands.
• This adds fluidity, depth, and dimension to the piece.
• It also guarantees that the extensions blend in with your natural hair, even if it is slightly different in color.
• You can also get them colored or painted.
• A hairstylist colorist can also dye or tone them darker for you.
• Classic 12" Clip-Ins are elastic cloth wefts and are great for adding extra depth to your roots. They are supplied in a myriad of distinct weights and lengths to suit many different types of hair. The higher the grams, the more hair that is bonded to each weft. 

12-inch Remy hair extensions

• If you're fresh to wearing hair, you might be wondering why you constantly hearing the term "Remy hair extensions.
• " The term "Remy" denotes that all of the hairs in a bundle, weft, or wig are running in the same direction, from root to tip.
• So, what's the big deal about this? Hair is covered in microscopic cuticles that flow in one direction.
• Consider the scales of a fish or the tiles on a roof.
• The cuticle layer is the hair's force field, a glossy shield that guards the hair when it is all facing in the same direction.
• When the tips run in different directions, however, those seemingly innocuous tiny scales become your greatest nightmare.
• They generate a backcombed effect by rubbing against one other.
• Not in a gorgeous, tousled manner, mind you. No combing, brushing, conditioner, or oil will repair the knots and mats in your hair.