How Human Hair Tracks Are Made

Human hair Origins and Qualities

– Human hair is typically obtained from countries like China and rural Russia, where women are exploited for their locks.

– Remy or Remi quality hair refers to hair with intact cuticles that remain tangle-free.

– These high-quality hair strands are used for creating natural-looking long-term styles.

Cornrows: An Ancient African Braid Style

– Cornrows (or cane rows) are an ancient African braid style originating in North and South Africa.

– They can be arranged in neat linear rows or intricate geometric or curvilinear patterns.

– Cornrows are an essential aspect of Black culture with a long history.

Braids: A Global Hair Style

– Braids are an age-old style found in various cultures worldwide.

– They involve interlacing three or more hair strands into an intricate weave.

– Braids can be worn horizontally or vertically, with or without parting.

Track Weaves: Sewing Braids Onto Hair Wefts

– Track weaves involve sewing braids onto hair wefts.

– It can be done horizontally or vertically, covered by a net to avoid bumpiness.

– This method carries the risk of traction alopecia, a type of hair loss caused by repeated tugging.

Julia hair Human Hair Tracks

– Julia’s hair offers high-grade human hair tracks with minimal shedding and tangling.

– These tracks are pre-colored and require minimal maintenance.

– Care instructions are provided to ensure their longevity.

– Wefts are a popular type of hair extension available in different styles.

– Hand-tied wefts are ideal for those with fine or thin hair.

– Machine-sewn wefts and flat wefts also provide options for different preferences.

Tape-in Extensions: Long-lasting Style

– Tape-in extensions are suitable for maintaining a specific look.

– Improper application can damage the hair.

– These extensions can only be reused a few times and require frequent salon visits for adjustments.