Nano rings are similar to microbeads but smaller. Their small size makes them perfect for thin or fine hair, as they are less visible than tape-in glitter extensions. They last about three or four months with regular maintenance.

Secure the hair tinsel to the bead using two knots. Take a few strands of hair and use the threading tool to thread it through the bead. Push the bead as close as possible to the scalp. If your tinsel feels loose when you brush your hair, hold the knotted base with one finger as you brush through the hair with your other hand.Section off the hair where you want to add your tinsel. Remember to brush out the area; it will be challenging if you have tangles. If you need to cut the tinsel, line it up with your hair and cut it. Step #2

Maintaining your hair tinsel will help it last longer and look better. Here’s what you need to know to keep your tinsel shining bright!Avoid excessive brushing to help your tinsel last longer and shampoo less frequently. The less stress and strain you can put on your roots, the longer your tinsel will stay in!

Won’t damage hair: Tinsel is attached to your hair with tiny hand-tied knots or adjustable microbead links. Neither of these options will damage your hair as long you follow the directions and avoid tugging on the tinsel once it’s in place. That’s a much healthier option than permanent hair color! Removing microbead tinsel extensions is easy to do at home when you’re tired of the tinsel. You’ll need needle nose pliers to do it. Tie-in hair tinsel lasts 1-2 weeks when applied to medium or coarse hair. In fine hair, tie-in tinsel may only last a few days as the knots easily slip out. Start by creating a new part slightly offset from your usual part. This will help blend the tinsel extensions into your hair naturally. Pop one of the microbeads onto the looped threader tool. One at a time, tie a regular knot with each of the two strands of tinsel and the hair you have attached to ensure the tinsel stays in place. You can repeat this a few times. Step #7

Single-sided tape method

Prep your client's hair with a gel to tame any flyaways and to help give some control to the hair. This will make your sectioning much neater and the overall look will be more polished.