Hair Integrations

If you do not have enough hair growing on your head to attach hair extensions to, or other alternatives to hair loss, then hair integrations may work out for you. 

Basically, integrations are simulated skin or fabric that have replacement hair attached to them.  The integrations are brought through the natural hair and are attached  with clips, combs, medical adhesive tape and many other techniques.

There are different types of integration systems.  Some can be daily wear, others extended wear.  The extended wear systems must be maintained on a regular basis, with visits to the stylist and frequent removal.

The benefit of wearing an integration system is that it can incorporate your own hair for a very natural look.  The systems have been developed so that the fabric/skin that the hair is attached to looks very much like your own skin.

A drawback of the integration system is that it can cause stress on the existing hair that you have.  Also, in the extended wear systems, there are potential skin irritations and conditions that may result if not properly cared for.

Invisible Hair specializes in hair integrations.  For more information on hair integration systems, visit http://www.invisiblehair.com