Nylon Thread
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Book a FREE video consultationPair your high quality sew-in wefts with high quality Nylon Thread. Our threads are specifically designed to be durable for a long lasting hold, to be resistant to moisture so there is no loosening of the extensions while swimming or showering, and strong to avoid breakage. Made of 100% nylon, the thread is available in 4 different colors to perfectly match the color of our Silicone Lined Beads in both the 5mm and 3mm sizes.
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Book a FREE video consultationProduct Features
Absorbs Less Moisture
Lighter, Stronger Than Cotton
High Tensile Strength
Hair extension Dos & Don’ts
Will Hair Extensions Damage my Hair?
No, if installed and maintained properly, hair extensions will not damage your hair. We highly recommend visiting a licensed stylist to install all of our products to ensure a comfortable and damage-free hair extensions experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Nylon thread is preferred over cotton for sew-in extensions due to its:
- Durability: Resistant to wear and tear.
- Strength: Holds up well under tension.
- Resistance to Moisture: Doesn't absorb water, remains strong in humid conditions.
- Less Stretch: Maintains tension for a secure installation.
- Smooth Texture: Easier threading, reduces friction.
- Color Retention: Retains color, ensuring a consistent appearance.
Overall, nylon's durability, strength, and resistance to environmental factors make it a reliable choice for sew-in extensions compared to cotton.
Azo dyes are frequently used by manufacturers of threads to color textiles. However, azo dyes are known to have harmful, toxic, and often carcinogenic compounds. The European Union has limited the use of azo dyes, a group of 40+ chemicals that are dangerous and can cause genetic and reproductive issues.
Azo-free dyes, such as those used for our Nylon Threads, are much safer for sew-in weft installation and are more environmentally friendly.