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Types of Hair Extensions, Wigs, Weavon and Their Prices in Nigeria

Odudu AbasiOdudu AbasiUpdated:July 4, 2024
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Women heavily depend on wigs and hair extensions; they rarely complain about weavon and their prices, as long as the product they purchase satisfy their need. The use of hair extensions was not this common, it used to be for the bold and daring. However, anyone – male and female – now use hair extensions and wigs of different kinds.

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Weavon and their prices differ depending on the brand, type, or classification of the weave or hair extension. Usually, the most expensive types of weavon is the human hair, and the most affordable is the synthetic hair extension. Although they all seemingly serve the same purpose, their durability and versatility differ.

In this article, you will understand and know the types of weavon and their prices. You will also understand the rudimentary differences that exist among the types and classification of hair extensions.

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  1. Types and Classification of Hair Extensions (Weavon) and Wigs
    1. Human Hair Extensions
  2. Hair Extension – Weavon Prices in Nigeria based on their Types
  3. Conclusion

Types and Classification of Hair Extensions (Weavon) and Wigs

Hair extensions and wigs are not the same. Hair extensions are attached to the natural hair and makes the latter appear fuller and longer, consequently enhancing the appearance the user. They are available in different colors and lengths and are usually made to make braids, crotchets, or simple straight hair.

Wigs, on the other hand, are usually worn over the head – regardless of the presence of the natural or not – and may be attached to the natural hair or not. They are pre-styled and are easier to use than hair extensions. However, they need to be properly cared for and maintained if they are to be used for a long time.

Both hair extensions and wigs are usually classified into types based on the material used to make them, their brands. Hair extensions are broadly classified into two types, namely: Human Hair Extensions and Synthetic Hair Extensions.

Related Article: How to Keep Your Hair healthy Despite Frequent Dyeing

Human Hair Extensions

Generally, human hair extensions are made wholly or partly from human hair. In some cases, the human hair is harvested from donors that allow their overgrown hair to be harvested, untreated or processed and sold. In other cases, the harvested human hair is processed and treated to allow the hair strands and cuticle stretch more and increase yield.

Hair Extensions - Weavon and their prices

There are different types of hair extensions and their differences are usually based on the amount of human hair in the package or whether it has been processed or not. They include:

Raw Hair

Raw human hair is the most expensive and natural air extension you will find in the market. Raw hair in one package of human hair extension is usually harvested from one donor. They are not chemically or mechanically treated to suit any particular market. Instead, they are washed and sewn into wefts, for easy usage.

In essence, raw human hair maintains the donor’s natural color and texture, since they are not subjected to dyes, bleach, they are not permed or steamed.

Related Article: How to Treat your Virgin hair

Remy Hair

Remy hair is second in quality and originality to raw human hair. It is also expensive and not easy to come by and can easily be recognized by how the cuticles on the hair remain intact. This means that the hair-flow direction, from top to bottom, is the same.

Therefore, if you’re in search of human hair that maintains a level of naturality but not as costly as raw human hair, Remy hair is the next best option for you.

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100% human Hair

The next best and affordable human hair is the 100% human hair. They can easily be found in the market and are not as costly as raw and Remy human hair extensions. They are harvested from humans and are subjected to chemical and mechanical processing to remove the cuticle of the hair.

With this type of human hair extension, you can expect to have some confusion in selecting what you feel is quality (you can save yourself this trouble if you have a trusted supplier) since different companies have different quality sorting standards. Generally, this type of human hair is graded from 3A – 12A, depicting increasing hair quality as the number goes higher.

Blend Hair

Blend hair, also called human hair fiber, or human hair quality, is a type of human hair that blends human hair with synthetic or heat-resistant fibers. In some, they are blended with animal hair, and they are the cheapest type of human hair you can find. They easily tangle after some use and their durability depends on how much human hair is in the blend. Therefore, their prices vary with respect to the percentage of human hair present in the blend.

Hair Extension – Weavon Prices in Nigeria based on their Types

Generally, hair extensions prices reduce in decreasing hair quality; raw hair is the costliest because it has the highest quality and blend human hairs are the cheapest because they have the least quality. Here is an estimated price of hair extensions as they are subject to change.

  • Raw Human Hair – N400,000 to N700,000
  • Remy Human Hair – N90,000 to N300,000
  • 100% Human Hair – N40,000 to N80,000
  • Blend Hair – N5000 to N30,000
  • Synthetic hair Extension – N1,200 to N4,000

Conclusion

Hair extensions, weavons, and wigs are widely used among women, and gradually embraced by some men in Nigeria today. However, there are different types and quality of hair extensions out there. The most quality of them is usually the costliest and most durable.

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Written by: Isreal Olabanji, certified Dental Nurse (DST, RN).

This article cannot diagnose your problem. A dentist needs to examine you. If you have facial swelling, fever, or difficulty breathing or swallowing, go to an emergency department right away.

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OduduAbasi Godwin Mkpong (God'sPower) is a medical writer and Human Anatomy graduate from the University of Uyo, Nigeria. His anatomical training gives him a strong foundation in medical accuracy, which he applies to dental and health content through certified expertise in SEO writing, content writing, and academic writing. He contributes medically informed articles to Healthsoothe.

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