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People use hair extensions to change their look. They can add length or more volume. They can even add new colors.

18-inch remy weave
18-inch remy weave

This can be done with human hair or synthetic hair. Synthetic hair is made from man-made materials. Some types, like Kanekalon, were made in the 1950s.

Human hair is very popular. Much of it comes from countries in Asia. In India, some hair comes from Hindu temples. People shave their hair there for religious reasons.

Young Woman (Adriana) at Tourist Office - Cachoeira - Bahia - Brazil
Young Woman (Adriana) at Tourist Office - Cachoeira - Bahia - Brazil

This hair is very valuable for making wigs and weaves.

There are many ways to put hair on. Some people use clips or glue. Others use a sew-in method. In this way, hair is sewn onto braids.

Closure of netting weave process
Closure of netting weave process

Stylists can also use a lace front. This is a piece of netting. It helps hide where the hair attaches. This makes the hair look like it grows from the scalp.

Lace closure
Lace closure

People must be careful, though. Wearing hair too tight can cause hair loss. This is called traction alopecia.

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