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Blending and Styling Extensions | Thick Chick Can Help

Blending Your Hair into Hair Extensions 

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Do you have fine/thin hair and wear hair extensions for added volume, length, or both? Do you ever notice how your own natural hair still happens to look a little “different” than your hair extensions no matter how well they’re blended in or styled? 

Well- if it’s not the cut, and it’s not the color, then what is it? 

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Simply put: when your hair is on the finer side, your natural strands will be a bit thinner than the hair used in extensions. If you wanna get real geeky: in “scientific terms,” the diameter of an individual hair on your head is less than the diameter of an individual hair in your extensions.

What does that mean? 

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Basically, your natural hair looks different because it is different from the “thicker” strands. This is where our Thick Chick comes in.

Thick Chick Volumizing Foam was created to address this exact issue. Founder and hair extension expert Christopher Box created Thick Chick Volumizing Hair Foam after realizing that no matter how well the extensions were made and cut to blend, there was always a weight or density difference between the extensions and natural hair. So he dreamt up a product that would take his client’s naturally thin, fine hair and pump it up, so it would  look and feel thicker, fuller, and blend more beautifully with extensions.