Hair Extensions

Hair Extensions 

Hair extensions are not just for celebrities or special occasions. They are for anyone who wants more length, volume, or flexibility in their style. Extensions are an investment in time, money, and effort, and they need the right care to look natural and last. If you want to buy hair extensions, this is the place to start. It brings the extensions, the application tools, and the shampoos, conditioners, and treatments that keep both your extensions and your own hair in good shape together in one spot.

Types of Hair Extensions at AMR

AMR covers a wide range of extension types, from quick clip-ins to long-wearing bonds. Here is a short description of each one so you can quickly find what suits you.

  • Clip-in hair extensions. Wefts with small pressure clips that attach to sections of your own hair and come out at night. The easy entry point for temporary length and volume, with no salon visit needed.

  • Tape hair extensions. Thin wefts with an adhesive strip, sandwiched onto your own hair. Semi-permanent wear of around 6 to 8 weeks with a natural look and feel.

  • Weft hair extensions. Continuous wefts fitted with beads, sewing, or tape for instant thickness, often used for head-wide installs. The Hey Stacey Genius Weft is flexible and easy to cut for a custom fit.

  • Microbead hair extensions. Strands fixed with small beads rather than heat or glue, using pieces like the Hey Stacey Hair Extension Beads.

  • Keratin-bonded hair extensions. Individual bonds set with keratin tips for a long-wearing, strand-by-strand finish.

  • Halo hair extensions. A single weft on a fine wire that sits on like a headband, on and off in seconds with no clips or tape.

  • Ponytail hair extensions. A wrap-around piece that adds length and body to a tied-back style.

Once you have the type sorted, you can shop by shade across blonde hair extensions, brown hair extensions, black hair extensions, red hair extensions, and copper hair extensions, and pick up the hair extension accessories that go with them. The extensions in this collection come from Hey Stacey, in shades and lengths including 16, 20, and 24 inches. Many styles are made from Remy human hair, which you can colour, curl, and straighten like your own. Fibre varies by style, so check the listing on each product page before you buy.

All extensions in this collection are from Hey Stacey and come in a range of shades and lengths, including 16", 20", and 24". The collection also includes extension tools like loops and beads, plus tape for reapplication, as well as the shampoos, conditioners, treatments, and accessories that keep both your extensions and natural hair healthy.

The Extension Care Routine

  • Step 1: Cleanse with an extension-safe shampoo. Use the Natural Look X Ten Silky Lite Shampoo with lukewarm water, let it flow downward, and smooth it through gently, keeping it off the bonds and tapes.

  • Step 2: Apply conditioner from mid-lengths to ends. Work a lightweight conditioner, like the Natural Look X Ten Silky Lite Conditioner, into the lengths and ends only, away from the bonds. Leave for a minute, then rinse. The E18HTEEN So Extra Extensions Duo pairs the shampoo and conditioner if you want both together.

  • Step 3: Strengthen weekly with a reconstructor or mask. Run the Natural Look X Ten Silky Lite Reconstructor or the Malibu C Wefts and Extensions Treatment through the lengths and ends, avoiding the bonds, leave for a few minutes, then rinse.

  • Step 4: Smooth and protect with shine enhancement or polishing milk. Apply a small amount of the Natural Look X Ten Shine Enhancement or X Ten Split Ends Polishing Milk to dry or damp hair, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends.

  • Step 5: Remove safely with a dissolving product. Apply the Natural Look X Ten Dissolve to the bond or tape area, let it sit, then gently slide the extensions out.

  • Step 6: Reapply with fresh extension tape. Press new Hey Stacey Tape or Walker Tape Ultra Hold onto tape-in wefts for a secure hold.


How Long Each Type of Extension Lasts

How long extensions last depends on the type and how you look after them.

  • Clip-in extensions. The longest-lasting option, since you wear them less often and they pick up less heat than fitted types.

  • Tape extensions. Popular for a reason, they wear well, a stylist applies them quickly, and when looked after properly, they last around 8 weeks.

  • Weft extensions. Around 6 weeks of wear and on the easier side to care for, braided, beaded, or sewn in so they sit flat for a natural look.

Across each type, the hare care basics are the same. Brush daily, use products designed for extensions, and keep a reconstructor in your routine to maintain condition.


Stocking Extensions in the Salon

Offering extensions is a strong add-on service, and stocking the right range lets you match the client in the chair. Clip-ins suit a client who wants length for an event without a fitting, tapes and wefts suit semi-permanent wear, and a ponytail piece is a quick lift for weddings and shoots. Alongside the extensions, keep the care side covered, an extension-safe shampoo and conditioner, a reconstructor, a shine spray, a dissolve product for clean removal, and the application accessories for the fit, so you can see a client through the wear of their extensions and the take-out at the end. Holding a spread across types and shades means fewer turned-away requests and more repeat fittings.

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Your Questions Answered

Clip-ins are the usual starting point. They go in and out at home in minutes, need no fitting, and let you try length and volume before committing to a semi-permanent type like tape or weft.

Remy hair keeps the cuticle intact rather than stripped during collection, with the strands aligned in one direction so they sit the way natural hair does. That alignment is what keeps the hair smooth and tangle-free through its wear. It is then treated for colour while holding much of its strength, and because it is the same keratin as your own hair, it blends in naturally. This is why remy hair is sought after for extensions.

Match to your mid-lengths and ends rather than your roots, since that is where the extension sits against your hair. If you are between two shades, the slightly cooler or darker one tends to blend more easily. The shade collections group the range by colour to narrow it down.

Yes, with a bit of care. Tie hair back loosely for sleep and workouts to reduce tangling, and rinse and dry hair after swimming, since chlorine and salt are hard on hair. Clip-ins are simplest here, as you can take them out first.

They can, the key is matching the weight and method to your own hair. Finer hair often does better with lighter wefts or tapes placed by a stylist, so they sit flat and stay hidden, while a ponytail piece is an easy option for shorter styles.

With human hair extensions, yes. Use a heat protectant, keep the temperature moderate, and avoid the tape or bond areas, since too much heat dries the hair and weakens the hold.