Hot Fusion
This method of hair extensions is widely popular these days and quite affordable.
the process uses a heated applicator to attach a shank of hair to the clients hair. each shank of hair consists of a grouping of human hair with a bond made of an adhesive designed specifically for hair extensions. Most hair extension bonds are made from keratin but some constist of silicone, organic pectin and other polymers. The heated elements of the applicator melt the adhesive and purge it through the donor hair and the clients hair creating a complete bond. The adhesive then hardens as it cools.
This method lasts anywhere from 2 months to 6 months depending on varying factors.
To remove these extensions a remover is used derived from either alcohol, oil, acetone or other chemicals in either liquid or gel form.
Ultrasonic Cold Fusion
This method is the same procedure as hot fusion except that the applicator is an ultrasonic machine that uses ultrasonic waves (vibration) to soften the adhesive making it pliable enough allowing it to purge through the donor hair and the clients hair creating a complete bond. Since the elements are not a heated element, there is no risk of burning your fingers, the client or the clients hair. The adhesive does not melt away as in the heat method so there is less sticky gummy mess to deal with. This method would be a bit slower than the hot fusion but is otherwise similar.
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