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Long rows of hair for the most fullness, sold one weft at a time.

Redefined Wefts
Full Rows, Mixed to Your Color
Redefined Wefts sit on a beaded track along a horizontal section of your natural hair. They add the most fullness per row, and since they're sold one weft at a time, you can mix shades.

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Installation
How Redefined Wefts Are Installed
Building the Track
Your stylist places a row of silicone beads along a horizontal section of your hair to create a track.
Attaching the Weft
Each weft is hand-sewn to your beaded track with thread. Stack wefts for more fullness.
Blending
Your stylist cuts and blends your extensions into your natural hair.
Installation Must-Haves
Our silicone beads are 4 x 2 mm, so they sit flatter against your scalp. Our Installation Toolkit keeps your loop tool, pliers, thread shears and needles in one case.
Redefined Weft FAQ
What are Redefined Wefts?
Long rows of double-drawn hair sewn onto a beaded track along a horizontal section of your hair. Each weft is about 20 to 25 grams, 12 inches wide, and can be cut anywhere along the attachment without shedding.
How many wefts do I need?
For fullness on fine to medium hair, 2 to 3 wefts. For fullness on thick hair, 3 to 4. For length and fullness on fine to medium hair, 4 to 6. For length and fullness on thick hair, 7 to 9.
Can I mix shades?
Yes. Wefts are sold one at a time, so you can mix shades for a custom blend.
How long do Redefined Wefts last?
Plan on a move-up every 6 to 8 weeks. With proper installation and maintenance, the hair itself lasts 9 to 12 months and is reused at each move-up.
What happens at a move-up?
Your stylist opens the beads, moves the track back up to your roots and sews the weft back on. Skipping move-ups adds tension and tangling at the root.
Are wefts damaging to my hair?
Beaded wefts use no glue and no heat. When they are moved up on time and never adjusted at home, they are gentle on your natural hair.
Who are wefts best for?
Medium to thick hair, and anyone who wants the biggest change in volume per row.
What do I need for installation?
Silicone beads, thread, a loop tool and pliers. Our Installation Toolkit keeps all your tools in one case.
Can I heat style them?
Yes. Use a heat protectant first, and treat the hair like your own.
How do I care for wefts?
Brush with a loop brush from the ends up, condition from mid-lengths to ends only, keep oils off the beads, rinse with fresh water after swimming, and sleep with your hair in a loose braid.


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