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The Methods · Removable

Halo extensions

One wide weft on an invisible wire that sits on your crown like a headband. Your hair is pulled over it to hide the wire. Nothing attaches to your hair.

Halo extension wire placed around the crown beneath the top section
Hair lifted at the crown to place a halo
Halo wire positioned around the head
Hair pulled over the halo wire
Finished halo look, long wavy hair
Placing a halo at the crown
Adjusting the halo wire
Finished halo, long voluminous waves

Also called: Wire halo · flip-in

Wear
Daily, removed nightly
Application
Under 2 minutes
Maintenance
Minimal
Reusable hair
Yes, 6–12 months
Investment
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Best for

Fine, fragile or thinning hair; anyone avoiding attachment.

Think twice if

High ponytails and updos.

Benefits

  • No attachment, so no stress on your hair
  • Fastest to put on
  • Good for fragile hair

Drawbacks

  • Cannot wear hair up
  • Can shift in wind or exercise
  • Must be removed nightly

Aftercare

  • ·
    Brush the halo before each wear.
  • ·
    Store it on its hanger or in its box.

Halo questions

Does a halo attach to my hair?

No. It sits on a clear wire around the crown, with your hair pulled over it.

Can I wear it up?

No. Halos are designed for hair worn down.

San Francisco

Considering a halo?

A consultation at Patrick Evan Salon in Union Square confirms whether this method suits your hair, with colour matching and a quote.

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