Netting is another technique of hair replacements that involves the natural hair tresses to be braided under a very thin and breathable net.
 Stylists weave the extensions with the use of this thin net.
 This method of hair replacement is the more favorite choice of stylist because this offers more elasticity than track placement.
 If properly maintained, this kind of style can last as long as up to three months.
 One may care for hair with this kind of style by investing in a hooted cap or hooded hair dryer and washing your hair at least once a week.
Tree braiding is yet another type of hair replacement that incorporates synthetic hair into a person's natural hair using a basic corn row.
 Twenty four inches is said to be the best hair length used for this kind of method of styling.
 The hair is braided from the front of the head to the nape of the neck.
 When finished, the stylist then ties the end with the use of a rubber band.
Clip in and clip out hair extensions is the most temporary hair replacement technique that may be very effective without traction alopecia that is usually associated with glued extensions.
 This technique involves hair weft with toupee clips sewn onto them.
 The stylist usually starts clipping at the nape of the neck.
 Styling your own hair is best done before fitting the wefts into place.
 The clip in may be worn all day and all night but must be removed before going to sleep.