Off Black (1B) Thinning Hair Fill Ins for Women - Natural Looking Hair Thickening Fibers - Instant Volume & Coverage for Fine or Thin Hair - Perfect for Daily Use, Work, and Special Occasions
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DESCRIPTION
100% INDIAN CUTICLE REMY HUMAN HAIR
Introducing our revolutionary Thinning Hair Fill-Ins, available in 12", 16", and 20" lengths.
Enhance your hair's volume and confidence with Bombay Hair's Thinning Hair Fill-Ins. Achieve natural-looking coverage for thinning hair near the part line and crown. Whether you're experiencing hair thinning, hair loss, or just want some extra volume, our Fill-Ins are the ideal solution. Featuring our silicone seamless weft, these fill-ins mimic natural hair growth for a seamless blend for even the thinnest hair.
Bombay Hair Seamless Clip-in Hair Extensions are made with thin silicone wefts that lay flat on your head for the most comfortable wear while seamlessly blending in with your scalp. Unlike other seamless extensions, our double-drawn hair has 100% cuticle intact, ensuring tangle-free, smooth, and voluminous hair.
What's Included in the Set
Choose from: 12", 16" or 20" Lengths
20" Length, 100g Weight | 6-piece set:
2 x 4" Weft
4 x 1.2" Weft
16" Length, 85g Weight | 6-piece set:
2 x 4" Weft
4 x 1.2" Weft
12" Length, 55g Weight | 6-piece set:
2 x 4" Weft
4 x 1.2" Weft
How to Clip-in Bombay Extensions
Care Tips
Always care for your Bombay Hair as you would your own hair.
- Before and after each use, remember to brush your Bombay Hair with a soft bristle brush (Bombay Hair Loop Brush). This will ensure tangle-free and smooth hair.
- Always use a heat-protecting spray when curling or flat ironing your Bombay Hair.
- Wash your extensions every 15 to 20 wears or when there is too much build-up of product.
- Wash your Bombay Hair with a gentle shampoo and with plenty of conditioner, and rinse thoroughly.
