Prepare your hair by washing, drying, and detangling it. Cleaning prevents the tinsels from slipping during the application, while detangling simplifies the installation process. You can apply tinsel at home or work with a hair specialist. Here are the steps to follow. Step 1: Prepare Your Hair Style your hair as desired. Don’t shy away from using a curling iron. Tinsels such as the Goddess glitter hair strands can withstand temperatures up to 400°F. The microbead tinsel extension technique does require some special tools (microbeads, threader loop, and needle nose pliers) and won’t give you the most seamless look, but it’s a lot faster, lasts longer, and enables you to tie more tinsel into each section. If you’re not up for long-term tinsel wear, that’s okay. You can always remove microbead extensions painlessly at home. How to Remove Microbead Hair Tinsel Extensions

You (or a stylist) can add tinsel to your hair with the super-simple tie-in technique. You’ll be taking one (or a few) individual strands, knotting a strand of tinsel at the root, and trimming it to match the length of your hair if needed. Use a rattail comb or your fingers to separate 1-3 strands of hair in the area you want to apply tinsel. It helps to move your usual part line over slightly to better hide the tinsel knots. Once you have hold of the hair strands pull the ends of the tinsel and hair strands away from each other through the loop until the end of the hair is completely out of the loop. Pull tight, so the knot closes completely onto the hair strand. Step #6Step 5 : Finish your braid all the way to the end of the hair, securing with a clear elastic band and trimming the tinsel so that it is the same length as the natural hair. To add more tinsel, simply continue to add your tinsel in the same manner, inserting it under the braid and asking your client to hold the end of the bobby pin to keep it in place as you continue to braid down the hair. Hair tinsel is totally safe and does not damage hair when applied, maintained, and removed properly. Tie-in extensions should be tied slightly lower than the root to avoid putting too much tension on the roots (which could lead to partial hair loss or breakage over time).

Won’t damage hair: Tinsel is attached to your hair with tiny hand-tied knots or adjustable microbead links. Neither of these options will damage your hair as long you follow the directions and avoid tugging on the tinsel once it’s in place. That’s a much healthier option than permanent hair color! To install hair tinsel using the nano ring method, start by parting your hair as desired. Section out some hair directly under the parting.It’s also a lot less time-consuming than the tie-in technique if you want a lot of sparkle in your strands! The tinsel extensions will stay in a lot longer – 6 to 12 months – when you use the microbead technique as well. Offer only applies to full-priced products. Discounted products do not count towards the threshold to qualify for the offer. Step 2 : Prep your client's hair ready for her braids. To do this, you first need to split the hair down the middle into two even parts. Then apply gel around the hairline and brush through the hair to tame any flyaways and make the hair easier to handle.