If you’re thinking about getting hair extensions, but are worried about the damage they might cause to your natural hair, don’t be! There’s a lot that goes into getting professional-quality extensions that will make sure they don’t harm your hair. Here are some things to consider before making the decision.

Hair extensions are attached to your natural hair.

Hair extensions are attached to your natural hair. They’re not glued on, sewn in or glued on with glue and sewn in with thread.

The process of putting in hair extensions is not damaging.

The process of putting in hair extensions is not damaging. The process of attaching the extension to your natural hair is done by bonding or weaving the extension to your own hair, so there’s no damage done to either strand during this process. If you have been using wefted (sewn) extensions and have noticed breakage or excessive shedding, it may be due to poor-quality glue being used at the time of application or poor maintenance afterwards–not because of any inherent fault in having wefts attached!

If you’re worried about damaging your own natural locks while getting extensions put on, fear not: There are many different types of tape-ins that can help protect both sets of strands while still giving you a long-lasting style boost!

Hair extensions can be styled like your natural hair.

You can curl, blow dry and straighten them just like you would any other type of hair. However, you have to be careful about how much heat you apply to them because it can damage the bonds that hold the extension in place on your head.

If you want to dye or bleach them then that’s fine too – just make sure they are not damaged by the process before hand!

It’s important to get a professional to put your hair extensions in for you.

It’s important to get a professional to put your hair extensions in for you. This is because it’s easy to damage your hair if you don’t know what you’re doing, which can lead to split ends and breakage. A professional can also help you choose the right kind of extensions for your hair type, so that they last longer and look better than if they were done by someone who doesn’t know what they’re doing. A professional will also be able to show you how to take care of them once they’re in, so that they stay healthy and beautiful!

There are certain kinds of extensions that are bad for your hair.

There are certain kinds of extensions that are bad for your hair. The first type of extension that you should avoid is the kind that is glued to your own hair. If you’re planning on getting extensions, make sure they aren’t attached with glue or tape. If they are, this can cause breakage in your natural hair.

The second kind of extension that can damage your natural locks is sewn-in weaves or braids (aka sew-ins). Sewing these into place will cause tension on the roots and shafts of both kinds–your real ones and those coming from the braids/weave itself–and may lead to breakage if done too tightly or frequently over time

Hair extensions can be removed without damage to your natural hair if they’re done properly.

If you’re thinking about getting hair extensions, it’s important to know that they can be removed without damage to your natural hair. This is because a professional will use the right tools and products when applying them.

However, if you decide to remove the extensions yourself, there are still things that need to be considered in order for this process not to cause damage when removing them.

The first thing is making sure that you use the right products beforehand so that when it comes time for removal, there will be less breakage than usual (if any). The second thing is making sure that once those bonds have been broken by heat or chemicals such as oil or waxes; these bonds don’t just fall out but instead come out slowly over time so there aren’t any sudden snaps of tension on your scalp which could cause split ends or breakages around where an attachment was attached directly onto your scalp like near an eye brow line etc..

Takeaway:

Hair extensions are not bad for your hair. If you get them done professionally by a stylist who knows what they’re doing and takes care to put them in properly, they can be great! In fact, many people with thinning hair or those looking to add length will find that hair extensions are an excellent solution.

Hair extensions should be taken out at least once every 6 months so that they don’t become too heavy on the scalp and cause damage over time. This can easily be done by following the directions provided by your stylist when he/she installed them originally or by visiting a salon again for removal services only–not another full set of new ones!

We hope that this article has helped you understand the different types of hair extensions and whether or not they are bad for your hair. If you are considering getting some, we recommend going to see a professional who can give you advice on what type would be best suited for your needs and budget. Remember that they should always put in extensions by hand so there is no damage done during the process!