Hair integration systems

[jennywren2302]

Hey Girls, im hoping you can help !

I recently scrolled past something on facebook that looked very interesting.

The only way i can describe it is 'a net, to which you can attach hair, then micro ring it to the clinets head'

Ive found a few companies offering it, all calling it different things :

'Hairdream Highlines'
'Volumise Mesh system'
'Hair integration system'

I belive this extension system is targeted at people suffering alopecia.

Id really like to be able to offer this service, so first i need to find someone selling it, and then someone offering training in it !

I really hope someone can help !

Thanks

Jenny

 

[charjem]

I'm sure weaves and waves offers training in hair integration systems, you can find them on Instagram.

 

[ArabianBeauty]

There are a few different versions of these systems, the hairdreams micro lines is very different to the mesh and is extremely expensive for clients as they need 2 systems to rotate.

The mesh volumizer is where most of the hair is left underneath and a few rings pulled through and linked to themselves (that is the generic one that most hair extensionists are doing

Then the integrated enhancer system is where all of the hair is integrated fully and free flowing in with the hair rather than trapped to the mesh (only a hand full of salons offering this particular one)

You need to be aware of the risks before doing training in this, a lot of extensionists are fitting it to ppl without hair loss and are causing damage, they should be seen as the last resort in hair loss replacement instead of a quick money making fad, also don't go for a 2/3 day course, you need 5 days minimum if your going to learn something like this properly, so many are training people on blocks to be "hair loss specialists" find one that offers some trichology theory aswell and teaches you about when NOT to apply the system.