The lightest wefts we fit: ultra-thin, seamless panels that lie flat against the scalp and add length or volume with almost no weight. Fitted at our Chennai studios in 100% human hair matched to your own, and quoted at a free consultation — the panel count is decided on your head, not from a list.
Both names describe the same idea from different suppliers: a weft so thin and light that it disappears against the scalp. A butterfly extension is a very fine, flexible panel; its attachment points are small and spread out, so the panel sits flat and moves with your hair rather than against it. A feather extension is lighter still — narrow, almost weightless strips made for hair that cannot carry a standard weft, or for people who want a subtle change rather than a transformation.
Because the panels are so light, they suit fine hair and hair that has thinned at the ends — exactly the hair we turn away from heavy weft rows. They are attached without heat or glue, using the same small-ring and hand-tied techniques we use for nano rings, and they come out the same way, with nothing left behind. Wear time and the maintenance interval depend on how fast your hair grows and how much weight it can carry; we confirm both at the consultation, and we will say so honestly if a topper or a lighter placement is the better choice.
Read the fine-hair extensions guide for how weight is decided, compare every method in the hair extension guide, or see all our hair extension services. Starting prices for the other methods are on the price list; butterfly and feather fittings are quoted per head.
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Both are ultra-light seamless wefts. Butterfly panels are thin and flexible with small, spread-out attachment points; feather strips are narrower and lighter again, for hair that cannot carry even a butterfly panel. At the consultation we place a sample of each against your hair so you can see and feel the difference before choosing.
They are one of the methods we reach for on fine hair, precisely because of the weight. The honest limit is the grams your hair can carry, which we measure at the consultation; if even a feather strip is too much, we say so and suggest a topper instead.
Without heat or glue — with the small-ring and hand-tied techniques we use for nano rings. Removal is the reverse: the rings are opened and the panels slide out, with nothing to dissolve or wash out.
It depends on your hair growth and the weight fitted, which is why we confirm the maintenance interval at the fitting rather than promise a number here. The hair itself is Remy human hair and is reused across refits.
They are quoted at the free consultation, because the number of panels and the length are decided on your head. Every other method has a published starting price on our price list, and the same factors — grams, length and grade — set the figure here.
Placed correctly, yes — the panels are thin enough to sit flat when the hair is tied up, and we plan the placement around how you wear your hair every day.
Yes, when the bride wants volume and movement rather than heavy length. For a jadai that needs real weight, tape or weft usually serves better; we advise at the free bridal trial.
See and feel both panels against your own hair, learn what weight your hair can carry, and leave with a quote — free, no obligation.
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