Technique Trame à bille
La trame à bille est l’évolution améliore de la technique cousue sur tresse. Pour cette méthode, nous utilisons des extensions à trames et des micro-anneaux. La trame est fixée à la racine en les rattachant aux micro-anneaux. La possibilité de 1 à 4 étages selon l’effet désirée. Elle est particulièrement vendue aux clientes indécises, puisqu’elle est facile à retirer, mais également facile à transformer en clips.
Flat Weft: usinée par machine, elles peuvent être coupées à n’importe quel endroit. Apprécier par son aspect mince et généralement vendu en paquet de 100g.
Machine Weft: les trames les plus connues sur le marché. Elles sont reliées par une large couture faite à la machine. On peut facilement y coudre des clips et généralement vendues en paquet de 100g.
💚Les clientes ayant les cheveux minces, normal ou épais.
❤️Les clientes voulant s’attacher les cheveux sans soucis ou ayant les tempes clairsemées.
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In my experience with Trame à Bille hair extensions, the method stands out due to its flexibility and comfort. Unlike traditional sewn-in wefts, these extensions use micro-rings to attach the wefts close to the scalp, which significantly reduces tension and potential damage to natural hair. I found that the ability to layer 1 to 4 levels allows for customizing volume and length based on personal style preferences. One thing that impressed me was how easy it is to switch from micro-ring attached wefts to clip-ins. This transformability adds convenience, especially for those who want the look of extensions but also need the option to remove them quickly, whether for maintenance or styling changes. Regarding the types of wefts, the flat weft’s thin profile is less bulky and more discreet, which is great if you want a natural look. They can be cut anywhere along the weft, making them highly versatile. Machine wefts, on the other hand, feature a strong stitch that holds the hair securely and can also be adapted for clip-in use. Both types typically come in 100g packs, which I have found sufficient for a full head depending on how thick you want your extensions. This technique is particularly recommended for those with fine to thick hair who want minimal fuss when styling or tying their hair back. It’s also an effective solution for clients with thinning temples, providing a fuller look without damage. Overall, Trame à Bille offers a practical and comfortable choice for anyone considering hair extensions with easy maintenance and styling flexibility.
