Hair Extensions with Thin Hair in Abingdon
If you’re experiencing thinning hair, you’re not alone. Hair extensions for thin hair is a popular choice; by the age of 50, about 40% of women face some level of hair loss. Whether it’s due to ageing, post-pregnancy changes, or over-processing with chemicals like bleach, hair thinning, our appearance can affect self-confidence greatly.
Hair extensions support thinning hair by providing length, volume or both with little to no maintenance. For more information on hair extensions, visit our hair extensions service page.
Finally, if you’re new to the salon and not sure how to get the most value from your next appointment, need a consultation or would value a conversation before booking, call or send a WhatsApp message on 01235 534705.
Hair Extensions for Thin Hair FAQ’s
Why does hair thin?
Hair thinning can be caused by various factors, some which can be helped however largely lifestyle choices and stress to medical conditions, many can’t be overcome. Overusing harsh chemical treatments, wearing tight hairstyles, or using poor-quality hair extensions can contribute to thinning and restricting the use of these can be supportive to improving hair longer-term. In some cases, medical conditions like alopecia or hormonal imbalances following pregnancy or menopause may be the root cause whereas nutritional deficiencies, such as low iron or Vitamin B12, can also play a part. If you are looking to cut your hair, here’s 10 haircuts for long thinning hair.
Whatever the reason, it’s essential to focus on maintaining a healthy scalp and ensuring your hair is cared for with gentle treatments and good nutrition.
The right extensions for thinning hair
The market for hair extensions and the number of options can seem overwhelming (as can the misinformation). Different hair extension applications can be more favourable than others. When choosing extensions for thinning hair in particular, it’s vital to pick the right type that won’t cause further damage whilst attending to thinning hair. Lightweight, high-quality human hair extensions are ideal. The goal is to avoid putting too much weight or tension on fragile hair, and to steer clear of methods that require heat or tight bonds. If you’re thinking about hair extensions, our blog on hair extension methods might be helpful.
Our hair extension experts recommend nano rings or keratin bonds as one of the safest options for thinning hair.
Hair extensions methods to avoid for thinning hair
Tape-in extensions can be more visible with thinning hair and may not offer the require coverage.
Caring for extensions on thin hair
Maintaining your hair extensions, especially on thinning hair, requires care and attention. Regular in-salon maintenance every couple of months is crucial to keep your extensions looking their best and to avoid damage to your natural hair. Consider your routine and consult with your Stylist to recognise best practice to maximise the lifespan of your hair extensions whilst retaining the health of your natural hair. Use gentle products with consistency and always brush your hair carefully with an extension-friendly brush, starting from the ends to avoid pulling.
Conclusion
Thinning hair can feel like a challenge, but with the right type of extensions and professional care (it helps working with your stylist!), you can enjoy fuller, long and thicker hair again. Regardless of the application type that you opt for, your Stylist will be able to advise which type of application will best preserve and care for your virgin hair. If your hair is thinning and you are concerned that hair extensions won’t provide you with the necessary coverage, check out our ladies hair replacement service.
For more information, please call or send a WhatsApp on 01235 534705. Before making a booking, we would encourage you to discuss your options with us to establish if and how we can help.
