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Frequently Asked Questions
Which tools do I need for tape-in extensions?
For tape-in application you need the Tape Extensions Pliers to press the bond flat and even. For removal and refit appointments, the Hair Choice Taped Bond Remover breaks down the adhesive and the PRO Tape Scraper with the aluminium Board removes residual glue cleanly from the weft before fresh Tape Tabs are applied. The Pro Tool Extension Kit includes the tape pliers alongside tools for other methods if you offer multiple services.
Which tools do I need for micro ring extensions?
Micro ring application requires a Microbead Applicator or Professional Bead Sticks to thread natural hair through the ring, and the Professional Hair Extension Pliers to clamp the ring closed. The smooth-jaw design on the Hair Choice pliers protects the bead coating during clamping, which matters for both the finish and the longevity of the bond.
Are the tools suitable for home use or just for professionals?
Most tools in the range are designed for professional use and will perform best in the hands of a trained extension technician. Some tools such as the Sectioning Pads and Extension Holder are straightforwardly useful for anyone applying extensions at home. If you are self-applying clip-in extensions, the sectioning tools make the process significantly neater.
Is it better to buy the Pro Tool Extension Kit or individual tools?
If you work across multiple methods, the Pro Tool Extension Kit represents strong value compared to buying each tool separately. The kit includes tape pliers, micro ring pliers, bead applicator, thinning razor, sewing needles, sectioning clips, and miniature scissors. If you only offer one method, buying the specific tools for that method may be more cost-effective.
How do I maintain professional extension tools?
Clean tools after every use to prevent adhesive or product build-up affecting their performance. Plier jaws should be wiped clean with a dry cloth and stored in their pouch when not in use to protect the jaw surface. Bead sticks and applicators should be replaced when the tip loses precision, as a worn tip slows the beading process and increases the risk of breakage.
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