How the three differ for fitter and client
Keratin bonds, micro rings and shrinkies are three common ways to attach individual extensions. Here is how they differ.
A small bond on each strand is joined to the natural hair, usually with a heated tool. They sit close to the hair and can look discreet.
Each piece is held by a small ring that is squeezed shut around the natural hair and the extension. No glue is involved, and rings can often be repositioned.
A small tube slides over the join and shrinks to hold the extension in place.
Clients feel and see each method differently, and upkeep differs too. A fitter who knows all three can match the method to the client.
If you are enquiring about Nottingham dates, ask which of these methods are taught and how much practice you get on each.
Message the provider to ask which Nottingham date has a place, what is in the starter kit and how to get there.
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