Yes it absolutely can - straightened, curled, blown out - you name it. Just like our own hair, your extensions are susceptible to heat damage and loss of curl pattern, so we recommend applying a heat protectant to preserve the hair health if you are going to apply heat tools.

We have designed our textures to give you the full range of hair states with ease. For example, we love that Think Kink can be straightened to give a fluffy Press’d vibe but revert back to its kinks. However, if you know you want to straighten your Think Kink  every day  it’s probably best to just get Press’d so as to not over process your Think Kink hair (and to save some time in straightening it!). Or of course you can do like us and get both for ultimate range and ease!

The short answer is yes. However, keep in mind that colouring human hair extensions requires the same TLC as colouring your own hair, and any dyeing you do is at your own risk.

Whenever you apply a light colour dye, the hair is slightly damaged in the process and can suffer loss of curl pattern/hair loss. This is because the chemical process of lightening hair means you are removing proteins and melanin from the hair, which weakens it. 

For best results, we recommend giving it over to a professional who is familiar with colouring curly and coily hair, to ensure that your hair is under the best care.

The advertised length of our hair is based on the stretched length of the hair - as in the length when you pull on a hair strand. However, similar to real kinky/curly hair, the “shrinkage” of the hair will make it seem about 40% shorter than the straightened out length.

 to see our hair length guide to get an idea of the potential shrinkage when the hair is tightened. We also provide the stretched length which can be done with methods used to stretch your own hair (combing out, braid/twist outs or whatever your preferred method is!)

All of our 100% remy human hair extensions - made from virgin hair are sourced in the Northern Chinese provinces and crafted into these custom textures by our partners. We specifically chose hair from these regions because of the resilience of the hair strands to further processing. This means the hair retains its health even after undergoing a chemical free, high-steam process.

If you didn’t already know, the majority of human hair extensions are sourced in India or Hong Kong, even if they are not marketed that way. The geographic names traditionally given to different hair textures e.g Brazilian, Peruvian, Malaysian are  usually  a representation of the texture the manufacturer has created using human hair from India/Hong Kong.

There is some hair that is sourced elsewhere (e.g. Russia), but this is often inaccessibly expensive because hair donors are much rarer in these locations.