Genius wefts mimic the look and feel of hand-tied wefts but cannot be folded. However, they can be cut anywhere without shedding. They are denser than flat silk and hand-tied wefts yet just as thin, making them perfect for adding volume and length. Combining the best features of both, genius wefts offer superior comfort, especially for sensitive scalps. If you want a weft that delivers all the benefits in one, genius weft is the way to go.

• Real Human Hair – Can be curled, straightened, and dyed. Since extensions differ from natural hair, it’s recommended to dye darker but avoid bleaching.
• Virgin Hair – Sourced from one donor with intact cuticles, reducing tangling and breakage for a natural look.
• Thinner & Denser – Denser than flat silk and hand-tied wefts, yet just as thin, adding volume without bulk.
• Customizable & Flexible – Can be cut and layered for a personalized, seamless style.
• No Adhesives or Chemicals – Sewn onto braided hair, avoiding damage and allergic reactions.

• Sew-In (Best for Long-Term Wear) – Braid your natural hair into small, flat braids as a base. Use a curved needle and strong thread to sew the weft onto the braids securely. This method is durable, long-lasting, and blends naturally
• .Micro Rings (No Heat or Glue) – Thread small sections of natural hair through micro rings along with the weft, then clamp them shut with pliers. This method is gentle, reusable, and allows for easy adjustments.
• Tape-In (For Thin Wefts Only) – Ideal for lightweight wefts like Genius Weft or Hand-Tied Weft. Apply double-sided extension tape along the top of the weft, then sandwich a thin section of natural hair between two taped wefts. This creates a seamless, lightweight, and comfortable look. Not recommended for thicker wefts.
• Clip-In (Quick & Temporary) – Sew small clips onto the weft if not pre-attached. Simply part your hair, snap the clips open, position the weft close to the roots, and snap shut. Perfect for quick, damage-free styling.

Watch our tutorial to learn how to sew in hair wefts step by step!

• Use a sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner to gently cleanse your weft without stripping away moisture.
• Wash your weft once every 1-2 weeks depending on usage. Avoid washing too frequently to prevent drying out the hair.
• Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water, avoiding tangling. When washing, focus on gently massaging the roots and scalp.

Drying the Weft

• After washing, gently pat the weft dry with a microfiber towel to absorb excess water.
• Avoid wringing or twisting the hair.
• Let the weft air dry whenever possible to prevent heat damage. If you need to use a blow dryer, use it on a low heat setting with a diffuser.

Brushing and Detangling

•   Use a wide-tooth comb or a soft-bristle brush to gently detangle the weft, starting from the tips and working your way up to the roots.
• Brush the weft daily to prevent tangles and maintain the smooth texture.
  When detangling, always support the base of the weft to avoid tension on the attachment points.

Heat Styling and Protection

• The Virgin Genius Weft can be styled just like your natural hair. However, always use a heat protectant spray before using hot tools like flat irons or curling wands.
• Opt for low to medium heat settings to prevent excessive heat exposure and extend the life of the hair.

Sleeping and Swimming

• Before going to bed, braid or tie your hair into a loose ponytail to prevent tangling while sleeping.
• Use a silk or satin pillowcase to minimize friction and protect the hair from frizz.
• When swimming, it’s best to avoid saltwater or chlorine exposure. If swimming is necessary, secure your weft in a protective style and wear a swim cap.

Reinstallation and Maintenance

• To keep your Virgin Genius Weft looking its best, schedule professional maintenance every 6-8 weeks to reposition or reinstall the weft as your natural hair grows.
• Avoid pulling or tugging on the weft to ensure the longevity of both the hair and the attachment points.

Check out the visual guide below for easy reference!👇

1. What is virgin hair?

Virgin hair refers to hair that has never been chemically treated, dyed, or processed. It maintains its natural cuticles and integrity for a seamless look.

2. How do I care for virgin hair genius wefts?

To care for your wefts, wash them gently with sulfate-free shampoo, condition regularly, and avoid excessive heat styling to maintain their quality.

3. Can I dye my virgin hair genius wefts?

Yes, you can dye them, but it’s recommended to only go from light to dark colors. Bleaching is not advised as it can damage the hair.

4. How long do virgin hair genius wefts last?

With proper care, these wefts can last anywhere from 6 months to over a year, depending on usage and maintenance.

5. Are genius wefts suitable for sensitive scalps?

Yes, genius wefts are designed to be comfortable and can be a great option for clients with sensitive scalps, as they don’t require adhesives or chemicals.

1. 100% Real Human Hair, Authentically Sourced

Virgin hair is never mixed, never chemically processed, and always ethically collected. It behaves just like your own hair—soft, natural, and versatile.

2. Intact Cuticles for Long-Lasting Performance

Virgin Hair retains intact cuticles aligned in the same direction, minimizing tangling and allowing for better moisture retention, shine, and durability.

3. Extended Lifespan: More Days of Gorgeous Hair

Properly cared for, Virgin Hair can last 6–12 months, while Remy Hair typically lasts 3–6 months under the same conditions.

That’s 2X the wear time, which means fewer replacements and more value over time.

Based on our real customer testing data using the Weft #1, 16-inch, 100g as an example:

• Virgin Hair actually costs less per day, lasts longer, and delivers a better overall experience.

5. See the Difference

[Watch Now] Virgin Hair vs. Remy Hair

Compare softness, shine, tangle resistance, and bounce side-by-side.