The first step in making human hair extensions is to collect the hair from donors. 

The hair is then sorted and graded according to length, thickness, color, and wave pattern. Once the hair is sorted, it is cleaned and disinfected to remove any impurities. Next, the hair is cut into small sections and tied together to form a weft. The weft is then sewn or glued onto a backing track. Finally, the hair extensions are ready to be installed!

Human hair extensions are made by collecting hair from donors, sorting and grading the hair according to length, thickness, color, and wave pattern, cleaning and disinfecting the hair, cutting the hair into small sections, and tying the sections together to form a weft. The weft is then sewn or glued onto a backing track. Once the hair extensions are installed, they are ready to be styled.

After the sorting and cleaning process, the hair is ready to be cut and styled into the desired shape and size. The most common method of attaching human hair extensions is by using bonding glue or tape. Other methods include sew-in weaves, clip-in extensions, and pre-bonded keratin tips.

When the extensions are applied, they will need to be trimmed and shaped to blend in with your natural hair. You may also need to use a curling iron or flat iron to style the extensions. Extensions can be worn for several weeks at a time before they need to be replaced.

Human hair extensions can last for several months with proper care. To extend the life of your extensions, avoid using heat styling tools, harsh chemicals, and tight hairstyles that can put stress on the hair follicles. Be sure to brush your extensions regularly with a soft-bristled brush to prevent tangles and matting. When washing your hair, use a mild shampoo and conditioner and avoid rubbing the hair vigorously. Gently pat the extensions dry with a towel after washing and allow them to air dry whenever possible.

With proper care, human hair extensions can last for several months. To extend the life of your extensions, avoid using heat styling tools, harsh chemicals, and tight hairstyles that can put stress on the hair follicles. Be sure to brush your extensions regularly with a soft-bristled brush to prevent tangles and matting. When washing your hair, use a mild shampoo and conditioner and avoid rubbing the hair vigorously. Gently pat the extensions dry with a towel after washing and allow them to air dry whenever possible.