Hand Tied Hair Extensions

Hand Tied Hair Extensions are crafted by hand entirely, individual hair strands woven together by skilled artisans. This creates the slimmest, most seamless weft you can get—making them perfect for clients with fine or thin hair. Thanks to the hand-made weaving,the wefts lay flat against the scalp, delivering a natural, undetectable finish.

Kindly Note that Lum Hair’s hand-tied hair extensions aren’t meant to be cut to your desired length (the hand-tying structure won’t allow it); you have to buy them in the exact width needed. They’re a lightweight, comfy yet durable option for anyone looking to add flawless volume and length. Go ahead and source your hand tied weft from Lum Hair—Worthwhile.

You need to know 4 Points about Hand Tied Hair Extensions

1. Hand-tied weft consists of pre-cut pieces of weft, all stitched by hand to achieve the tiniest weft

2. Don’t recommend cutting these wefts—they’re quite delicate, so trimming risks damage.

3. If you do need to cut the wefts to fit your needs, apply a bit of hair glue to the edges. This prevent any potential shedding from happening.

4. Hand-tied wefts boast long-lasting wear, durability and extra strength.

How to Wash Hand-Tied Hair Extensions?

Step 1: Gently detangle the hair prior to washing. Use a wide-tooth comb to brush through the extensions—avoid pulling too hard.

Step 2: Wet the extensions gently with warm water. Lather up with a sulfate-free or low-sulfate shampoo—opt for light-colored formulas, no purple shampoo allowed.

Step 3: Rinse the shampoo out thoroughly, then apply conditioner. For tape in hair extensions, keep conditioner away from the tapes—this can make them slip off easily. After rinsing out the conditioner and letting the extensions dry a bit, comb through them again to prevent tangles.

Step 4: Air-drying is the best way to dry the extensions—let them lay flat or hang loosely.

Step 5: Never rub or twist the hair while washing. For straight extensions, smooth them downwards with your hands, starting from the ends and working your way up to the roots

FAQ

Q: Can they be straightened or curled?

A: Treat the hair as if it were your own hair. Use a flat iron/straightener, but as with your own hair, never use hot tools too often. They can straighten the hair extensions like your own hair. Don’t use hot tools frequently.

Q: Can I dye or bleach the hair?

A: Yes, you can. In general, you can darken the hair rather than lighten it. Strongly recommend having your hairdresser dye the extensions. Dyeing by yourself always poses a high risk of not coming out the shade you want. If you cannot go to the salon, test a small sample first, please, by using a good quality hair dye.

Q: Can I wash the hair?

A: Your own hair can. Hair extensions also can be washed with shampoo and conditioner. They cannot get the nutrition from your scalp because the hair extensions are not grown from your scalp. We also recommend using hair extension treatments on them every few weeks.

Q: Can I blow-dry the hair?

A: You'd better let your hair extensions dry naturally after washing them. The extensions can be blow-dried under a low setting temperature, but it is not recommended to do it too frequently.

Q: Why are my Hand Tied Hair Extensions getting tangled?

A: Kindly wash and condition your hair at least once a week, comb the hair through daily and use hydrating drops. Hair Extensions might tangle due to dryness, oil, dirt build-up and not combing (wide tooth comb) out your hair daily.

Q: How long does it last?

A: Lum Hair hand tied hair extensions longevity depends on how you maintain it. Treat it like your own hair and pay attention to caring for it properly, then it last longer, although price is affordable

Q: What are non-Remy hair, Remy hair, and virgin hair?

A: Non-Remy hair is typically gathered from temple floors and hair salon premises. Its cuticles end up in disarray, which leads to tangling and matting over time. To fix this issue, the hair undergoes an acid bath process—similar to repeated hair relaxing treatments, around a dozen times—to fully remove the cuticle layer. As for Remy hair, each bundle is a mix of hair from 3 to 4 different donors, but the cuticle direction remains consistent across the entire bundle. Virgin hair, by contrast, comes from a single female donor, with cuticles perfectly aligned and fully intact.

Q: What is single-drawn, double-drawn, or super-double-drawn?

A: As a professional manufacturer of virgin Hand Tied Hair Extensions and clip-in human hair extensions, Lum Hair provides all levels grades to cater to clients’ diverse requirements. The key distinction between single drawn, double drawn, and super-double-drawn hair lies in the quantity of short hair mixed within each bundle. Super double-drawn human hair stands as the thickest option—it has roughly hair strands all across the same length. That’s why it’s priced higher than the other two types. Double-drawn hair has a moderate amount of same-length strands, offering a natural appearance with thick ends. Single-drawn hair extensions consist of multiple hair lengths, resulting in the thickest part being at the top.

Q: Where is the product shipped from? What is the cost of shipping?

A: All our clip-in human hair extensions and other products are shipped from China. We partner with couriers like DHL, UPS, FedEx for timely order delivery. Expedited shipping is available, though at the cost undertaken by the customer. Estimated shipping fees and delivery timelines aren’t fixed—they depend on the service type selected, package weight, and the final delivery location.