There are clips-ins, which pop in and out in two seconds; tape-ins, which attach to thick sections of your hair with a double-sided keratin tape; sew-ins, which are woven into a concealed braid without any glue; and pre-bonded extensions, which are bonded to small sections of hair two centimeters from your scalp with various types of adhesives, such as keratin, glue, or plant- or petroleum-based adhesives.

Tape-ins, Clip-insweaves, pre-bonded, fusion, micro-link...what does it all mean? There are so many different styles of extensions and terms, that it can get overwhelming if you are new to the world of hair extensions. We're breaking down the different types of extensions to help clear up some confusion.