Hairstyles That Hide Extensions

Beach waves

Our first one is a timeless hairstyle. It looks great on every face shape. If you are looking for an effortless or natural look, then beach waves are perfect for you and your hair extension.

First, prep hair by spritzing a heat-protectant spray all over. Section off hair into the top and bottom, and separate stands into the left and right sides. Then, hold the curling iron with the clamp facing forward, place one to a two-inch section of hair into the clamp, leaving an inch or two of the ends out to create a beachy wave, then move the iron away from the face.

Beach waves are healthy for your scalp and hair extensions, with not that much pressure from pulling strands of hair. The longer you wear it, the more it looks gorgeous while also giving you a natural vibe and hiding your extensions effectively. Above all else, it is very easy to do without much effort!

Half- up Half- down

The half up half downs are the most versatile hairstyle. It merges two styles, leaving the hair loose and then pulling it up at the top of the head and away from the face. This is a great way to draw attention to the face and highlight your features.

At first, brush your hair out to detangle straight hair or finger-comb curly to remove any knots. Section off the top half of your hair by starting right above the ears then pull all of the hair up to the crown of your head and make both sides even- the tail end of a rat tail comb can assist you to get a straight part. Keep the half ponytail at the base with a clear hair elastic.

Half up half down is the easiest one to hide extensions. You can add more volume if you have thin hair, still, this one works best to hide extensions.

Two-Twist Updo

Skip this one, if you have thick hair. If you have natural, fine hair then you’d love it definitely. You need good extensions, hair elastics, and bobby pins to use them. Clip them in line with the tops of your ears under the outermost layer of hair.

Starting at the front of your, twist two sections of hair to their ends before twisting them together in a loose rope braid. Twist toward your head and add in sections of hair as you work your way down. Stop once you twisted half of your hair and secure it with elastic. Pin the two twists up. There’s no wrong way to do this, just have fun and pin your hair in all directions.

Twists are a style staple for many reasons. This one is cute, versatile, and effortless. This one hides your extension completely and makes sure that your hair extensions don’t look obvious.

Modern French Twist

This one is quite easy to do and is very elegant. In France, this hairstyle is renowned and attractive to most. While most women find it attractive, there are some who think doing this is not so easy and that’s up to you.

Sweep hair all to one side. With 3-4 pins secure your hair. In the bottom of the hair create a tiny loop bun. Hold your hair out to the side that it is swept to and slowly roll all hair in towards the middle. When you get to the middle, with multiple bobby pins secure your hair. Add a scallop hair clip, then spray hair with a medium-hold hair spray.

Remember, you can do a French twist with almost any length of hair. If your hair is short or long, don’t worry the Modern French Twist will hide your extensions, just follow the instructions properly.

Messy High Bun

If you don’t want to spend time creating complex hairstyles but still want to look cute and charismatic, then go for this one. With proper technique and a little effort, you can ace this hairstyle. You’ll need a hair tie and a few bobby pins to create your bun neatly. Use a brush and extensions to remove tangles and then tie a ponytail to have this gorgeous look. At the last level, try to make a partial bun by tying your hair halfway. Try to wrap up your ends around the hair tie and clip them rightly.

A messy high bun helps you to look gorgeous, and also hide your extension in a short time. A simple effort will be enough for getting this one.

High Braided Ponytail

This one is similar to the regular high ponytail but with a braid added in for extra flair!

Normally gather your hair as you do into a high ponytail, then part it into three sections. Then braid each part, and secure the end of the braid with a tiny hair elastic. Gently tug at the sides of the braid to make full and thick hair. With long hair extensions, this hairstyle works perfectly.

Though, a little complex it is, it holds your extension long time without making your hair obvious.

Low Pony

This hairstyle can be great with extensions, if you want to get a sleek or messy look, for a fancier and professional look, have a sleek pony by slicking back your hair with a clean comb using water or good hairspray.

Finishing the look, you have the option to either straighten or curl the ponytail, it depends on the look you’re going for. A low pony holds your hair extension long time. Whether you are at home or office this one gives you an attractive look while also hiding the hair extensions below the low pony.

The Hollywood Curl

How about getting a hairstyle like Margot Robbie’s? Whilst beachy waves are going to be more attractive, this year notices the return of these big Hollywood curls. Nothing looks glamour like huge, gorgeous curls and with all of that extra length and volume from your ABH extensions.

Use curling tongs to create the waves and then fix your hair in large rollers for more than an hour. Calmly release the rollers, to tousle the curl use your fingers, and to secure this bombshell style use some hair spray.

The Hollywood Curl initially takes little time, but once it is done it’ll make you classy and gorgeous. With the curls at the end of the hair, it will be very hard to identify if they are extensions or not, which is what makes this great for hiding hair extensions.

Braids

Another good hairstyle is braids, which can help you to hide your extensions properly way. You only need to braid your hair and then add your extensions the proper way.

Once your hair extensions are attached, Start brushing the hair and part it where you want the braids to place. Now tie up one section and then the other half. Take a three-clip weft and use them fully upside down, with hair facing upwards. Once clipped on, fold the hair back down carefully. Apply a two clip-in weft underneath, then replace your hair over the weft. Take a very small section from one side, split it into three, and begin to braid. It might feel uncomfortable at the beginning but over time you get used to it.

To make it more natural, you can also try changing the texture of the braid. For example, you can add some waves or curls to the braid. This will help make the extensions look more natural and can hide them effectively.