Natural Color Halo straight hair extensions.They are designed to create a voluminous and natural look without the need for clips or tapes. Simply place the halo-like extension on your head, and let your own hair blend seamlessly.

Before You Begin:

• Make sure your hair is clean and free of tangles.
• Have a mirror and a comfortable workspace.
• Ensure you have the ponytail extension and any necessary tools ready.

Tools and Materials Needed:

• Ponytail hair extension
• Hairbrush
• Hair elastic or hair tie
• Bobby pins (optional)
• Hair spray (optional)

1. Choose the Right Extension: Select a ponytail extension that matches the color and texture of your natural hair for the most seamless look.
2. Prep Your Hair: Brush your hair thoroughly to remove any tangles and knots. Decide where you want to position the ponytail extension. It’s commonly placed at the mid-height of your head, but you can adjust it according to your preference.
3. Secure a Base Ponytail: Gather the hair where you want to attach the ponytail extension and secure it into a regular ponytail using a hair elastic or hair tie. Make sure the base ponytail is secure and positioned where you want the final ponytail to be.
4. Attach the Extension: Hold the ponytail extension with one hand and use your other hand to open the attachment mechanism (such as a clip or Velcro). Position the attachment mechanism around the base ponytail and close it securely.
5. Wrap and Secure: If your ponytail extension has extra hair hanging down, gently wrap it around the base of the ponytail to cover the attachment mechanism. Use bobby pins if needed to secure any loose ends or stray hairs.
6. Blend and Style: Use your fingers or a comb to gently blend the hair from the extension with your natural hair for a seamless look. You can also use a hair straightener or curling iron to style the ponytail as desired.
7. Optional: Apply Hair Spray: To set the style and add a bit of hold, you can apply a light mist of hairspray over the ponytail.
8. Final Touches: Gently tug on the hair on top of the ponytail to create more volume and a natural look. Check in the mirror to make sure the extension is securely attached and looks how you want it to.
9. Removing the Ponytail Extension: To remove the ponytail extension, simply reverse the steps: open the attachment mechanism, slide it off the base ponytail, and gently remove any wrapped hair. Remember that ponytail hair extensions are meant to be temporary solutions, so be cautious about activities that could put stress on the attachment mechanism, such as rigorous exercise. Always follow any care instructions provided by the manufacturer to keep the extension in good condition and ensure its longevity.

Prep Your Hair:

Brush your hair thoroughly to remove tangles and knots. Make sure it’s smooth and free of any bumps.
Position the Halo:

Hold the halo hair extension with the weft side facing down and the open end facing your forehead.
Position the extension about 1-2 inches behind your hairline, where you want the halo to sit.
Secure the Halo:

Gently place the halo on your head, letting the weft fall around the sides and back of your head.
Adjust the halo so that it’s level and sits comfortably on your head.
Blend Your Hair:

Use your fingers or a comb to gently blend your natural hair with the hair on the halo extension.
Make sure the top of the halo is covered by your own hair for a natural look.
Optional: Secure the Halo:

If the halo feels loose or if you’re concerned about it shifting, you can use a hair elastic or a few bobby pins to secure the sides of the halo to your natural hair.
Style Your Hair:

You can style the halo hair extension just like your natural hair. You can curl, straighten, or add waves to it using heat styling tools.
Be cautious with heat styling near the wire of the halo to avoid damaging it.
Final Touches:

Adjust the halo extension as needed to make sure it’s comfortable and well-blended with your natural hair.
Check in the mirror to ensure the halo is securely in place and looks how you want it to.
Optional: Apply Hair Spray:

To set your hairstyle and add a bit of hold, you can apply a light mist of hairspray over the halo and your natural hair.
Removal:

To remove the halo hair extension, gently lift it off your head, starting from one side and working your way around.
Store the halo in a safe and dry place when not in use to maintain its quality.
Halo hair extensions are great for temporary transformations without the commitment of more permanent extension methods. Remember that they are not suitable for all hairstyles, especially those that require a lot of movement or upside-down positions. Always follow the care instructions provided by the manufacturer to keep your halo hair extension looking its best.