Natural Beaded Rows

Happy Monday!!

Today I wanted to show you guys the difference in how Natural Beaded Rows are applied. This revolutionary method is different than traditional methods in SO many ways, but one of the most important differences is the way its installed.

Most extension methods involve some type of glue, tape or heat to apply. It is EXTREMELY important to do your research on any method you choose for your hair extensions. NBR does not involve any glue, heat or tape...Which i absolutely love. You don't have to worry about them showing, slipping or being uncomfortable. The first couple of days are a bit of adjustment as you get used to styling and wearing them, but ultimately they are the most comfortable and versatile extensions on the market. NBR also uses minimal contact points, which results in minimal damage. Traditional beaded extensions involve a ton of individual beads(250-400) throughout the head. There is no space between the beads which results in the entire section of hair being compromised. Tape ins require about 1-2" of natural hair to properly apply the taped weft and require about a 1/4 inch of hair "sandwiched" in-between the tapes. NBR typically consists of 16 contact points per row, an average install consists of 2 rows, sometimes less, and sometimes more. So you're looking at an average of 32 beads, for me this was much more manageable compared to 400! Below I'll leave a visual so you guys can see the NBR difference, the pictures on the left will show traditional methods, and the picture on the right is Natural Beaded Rows.

I hope you all have an amazing week!

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- Courtney

MILE HIGH HAIR COMPANY

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click link below for NBR Application

https://milehighhaircompanynbr.wufoo.com/forms/m1y281jm0hpbsll/?fbclid=IwAR38qW8qjK8ZzWMzpTHP4TEHBLGR4OeFZRSs8kyIY23w_TvG589YSrjwksc