Halo Hair Extensions

Width of weft: 11 inches with 3 clips
Material Grade: Yaki Hair
Texture: Straight

• Great Option for Adding Volume to Fine Hair
• Invisible, Thickening, and Elastic Wire
• Lightweight and Extra Comfortable
• Enhanced Stability and Softness

Measure the length of your hair where the extensions will be applied. We recommend choosing extensions that match your hair length or are up to 4 inches longer. For a fuller look, consider purchasing two or more sets.

The best way to select your hair color is by matching it to your hair ends.

For accurate color matching, please follow these steps:

1. Choose a shade close to your desired look or inspiration photo.
2. Take seasonal trends into account (e.g., warmer tones for fall, lighter for summer).
3. Factor in the halo unit’s texture and how it reflects color (e.g., straight hair may appear shinier).
4. Use an online virtual hair color try-on tool to visualize different shades on yourself.

Gently use a wide-tooth comb to comb your hair. If you curled the hair, smooth it using your hands instead. Avoid combing directly from root to tip. Start by combing the ends, then work your way up to the middle, and finally comb from the top.

1. Gently brush the hair with a wide-tooth comb or detangling brush before and after each use.
2. Wash the hair with sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner in lukewarm water.
3. Allow the hair to air dry on a flat surface or a wig stand to maintain its shape.
4. Apply a lightweight leave-in conditioner or hair oil to keep the hair moisturized and shiny.

1.⁠ ⁠Match Your Natural Hair Color

If you're using the halo unit for added volume or length, choose a color that closely matches your natural hair color.

Compare the unit in natural lighting to ensure it blends seamlessly with your own hair.

Tip: Take a strand of your hair to match against the halo unit when shopping.

2.⁠ ⁠Consider Your Skin Tone

Cool Skin Tones: Opt for ashy or cool-toned colors like platinum blonde, ash brown, or jet black.

Warm Skin Tones: Look for golden, honey, or caramel shades.

Neutral Skin Tones: Most colors will work, so choose a shade that complements your personal style.

3.⁠ ⁠Use Color Swatches

Many halo hair unit brands provide color swatches. Request samples or buy a color ring if you're unsure.

Compare swatches against your hair in both natural and indoor lighting to find the closest match.

4.⁠ ⁠Think About Maintenance

Darker or natural shades require less upkeep than vibrant or light colors.

If you plan to dye the unit later, choose a lighter shade, as it's easier to darken a halo unit than lighten it.

Opt for a color that fits your lifestyle and commitment to maintenance.