Experimented with the latest 'invisible' Combline hair extensions

Experimented with the latest 'invisible' Combline hair extensions - these were the results

In the world of hair extensions, a new technique has emerged from Australia, promising a solution for those struggling with thinning or falling hair. Welcome to Combline, a groundbreaking hair extension method that is making waves across the globe.

Combline hair extensions are designed to be placed on the parting line and around the face - areas where conventional extensions often cannot be applied due to visibility concerns. This innovation allows for a more natural and discreet appearance, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a less noticeable solution.

The cost of Combline extensions varies depending on the length of the hair extension and the amount needed. However, it's important to note that Combline is not used to add length to hair, as it would put too much pressure on the natural hair.

One of the unique features of Combline is its non-removal process. Unlike traditional extensions, Combline extensions will naturally fall away without the need for a removal process. This is a significant advantage for those who may find the process of removing extensions time-consuming or uncomfortable.

Inanch Emir, a renowned hair extension expert, has undergone training in the application process of Combline in LA. Emir advises that after the initial application, one should avoid touching the hair for 24 hours, no washing, brushing, or tying up. After the initial shedding, style the hair as normal, avoiding hard bristled hairbrushes.

Currently, there are only 11 salons in the UK that carry out Combline, with a salon finder available on the Combline website. Interestingly, the only salon in Germany offering Combline hair extensions is located in Hamburg.

Combline extensions can last at least four weeks and can be applied to any brand of hair extension. However, curly hair may result in less time due to more brushing and shedding. It's also worth mentioning that Combline is suitable for men with thinning hair at the crown, women with hormonal hair loss, and those who have lost hair after medical treatments.

The beauty of Combline lies in its almost invisible attachment method. Unlike conventional extensions that are grouped together with a small blob of glue, Combline extensions are uniquely loose at the top. They are attached to natural hair using a special tool and a light backcombing technique, creating a nearly undetectable bond. Furthermore, Combline does not use traditional bonds, making the way the hair is attached almost completely invisible.

In conclusion, Combline is a promising new hair extension technique that offers a discreet and less damaging solution for those with thinning or falling hair. With its growing popularity, it's an exciting time for those seeking a more natural and less invasive approach to hair extensions.