Fusion application, which combines both beads and sew-in methods. In this method, small sections of natural hair are first attached to microbeads or micro rings using the bead method. These beads act as anchor points for the extensions. Then, wefts of hair extensions are sewn onto the microbeads or micro rings using a needle and thread, securely attaching them to the natural hair.

The natural hair is braided into cornrows, typically close to the scalp, creating a stable base for attaching the extensions. Once the braids are in place, the wefts of hair extensions are sewn onto the braids using a needle and thread. The extensions are carefully sewn in between the braids, ensuring a secure attachment that blends seamlessly with the natural hair.

Small sections of the natural hair are divided and clipped away, creating a base for attaching the extensions. The wefts of hair extensions are then carefully placed onto this base and secured using specialized adhesive tape or microbeads. The extensions are strategically layered and blended with the natural hair, ensuring a seamless and natural-looking result.

Sew-in application, also known as weave installation, is a widely used method for attaching hair extensions to natural hair. In this technique, the natural hair is braided into cornrows close to the scalp to create a stable base for attaching the extensions. Once the braids are in place, wefts of hair extensions are sewn onto the braids using a needle and thread.

Glue or tape application is a common method for attaching a toupée. The wearer's natural hair is prepared by trimming or shaving it close to the scalp. Adhesive glue or double-sided tape is then applied onto either the scalp or the toupée's base. With glue, a thin layer is spread and allowed to dry before the toupée is pressed into place. Tape involves applying strips or rolls of double-sided tape onto either the base or scalp and then pressing the toupée onto the tape.