All Hair Extensions

Please check the hair extension length chart to choose the hair extension length.

Click to pick your favorite color(s) from our Remy Hair Extension Color Board!
 
You can also choose a few single colors to produce Ombre, Pian, or Mixed colors! If you can't find the colors you need, contact us now! Moreover, you can customize your colors, too for a perfect match.

We have done our best to display the colors of the products shown on this website as accurately as possible. However, because the colors you see will depend on your monitor, we cannot guarantee that your monitor’s display of any color will be accurate.
 
For a perfect match of color, we highly recommend you purchase one set of our color rings or send in either your own color ring or samples of the customer’s hair.

Read our related post on how to color match hair extensions.

We have a wide range of hair extension methods. Your client will surely find her perfect match. For most methods, we have lengths from 10" up to 28". I-Tip keratin, nano ring, I-tip, and Nail-Tip extensions have lengths up to 30".

At Newtimes Hair, we only supply 100% human hair extensions. The hair we use for natural hair extensions is divided into three main categories: Remy hair, double-drawn hair, and Indian hair.


 
●   Remy Hair
"Remy hair" refers to all the hair in the hair extension that runs in the same direction, from root to tip.

Remy hair extensions are a premium kind of hair extension. With all cuticles in one direction, fewer tangles and matte will occur while using. And they will last longer than other types of hair.

All the Remy hair we use for hair extensions is from single donors, which means the hair texture and shape are all the same, giving the wearer a natural, flowy look.

 
●   Double-Drawn Hair
Double-drawn hair is also Remy hair but of the upper class of the Remy hair family.
 
Double-drawn hair extensions meet all of the requirements for Remy hair extensions listed above: all hair in a bundle or weft has intact cuticles, and all hair in the bundle or weft points in the same direction. The only difference is that all the hair in a bundle of double-drawn hair has the same length.
 
●   Indian Hair
Indian hair belongs to the more economical hair class. It is usually sourced from something other than single donors like Remy or double-drawn hair. One bundle of Indian hair could be from a few random donors. A bundle of Indian hair usually runs in different directions, as do the cuticles. That's why with new Indian hair, we have to use chemicals to burn off the cuticles. So, the hair will get smoother and won't tangle up. However, without the protection of cuticles, the hair won't last as long as Remy hair does. Plus, it won't be as shiny as hair with intact cuticles.
 
Suppose you need help deciding which hair to choose. In that case, we recommend Remy hair extensions for their reasonable price and ideal hair quality.