Micro Ring Extensions in Slavic Hair — 25 Strands · 50 cm

A micro ring extension is a strand of hair collected as virgin hair from Eastern European donors, then colored by immersion dyeing according to the Real Russian Hair shade range, and attached cold using a silicone-lined micro ring — no heat, no adhesive. The silicone lining protects the hair from direct contact with the metal, provides a firmer grip on the natural strand, and improves everyday wearing comfort.

The number of strands depends on natural hair density and the desired result:

• 100 to 150 strands for added volume on fine hair
• 150 to 200 strands for a complete transformation with added length
• 200 strands or more for very thick hair

One pack of 25 strands from Real Russian Hair covers approximately one eighth to one sixth of the amount needed for a full head. A specialist extension stylist can refine this estimate during a consultation.

Micro ring stands out for its complete reversibility and the absence of chemicals:

• No heat, no keratin, no adhesive — the attachment is entirely mechanical
• Silicone-lined ring: natural hair protection, better hold, improved wearing comfort
• Removal without remover: the ring is opened cold with a specialist tool
• Reusable: strands can be reapplied 2 to 3 times after cleaning and ring replacement
• Discreet: the 2 to 3 mm ring disappears under the natural hair

With proper care, micro ring extensions in Slavic hair can be worn for 3 to 5 months before removal and reapplication. A maintenance appointment every 6 to 8 weeks is recommended to compensate for natural hair growth. The hair itself can be reused 2 to 3 times — bringing the total product lifespan to 18 to 24 months.

The hair is collected as virgin hair from Eastern European donors — with no prior chemical treatment. It is then colored by immersion dyeing according to the Real Russian Hair shade range. This process penetrates the hair fiber in depth while preserving the cuticle, maintaining the hair's natural texture, shine, and resistance to repeated washing.

Yes. Silicone-lined rings are specifically recommended for fine hair: they distribute pressure on the natural strand more evenly than bare metal rings, reducing the risk of breakage or slippage. Slavic hair, naturally fine in diameter (60 to 80 microns), blends exceptionally well with light European hair.

Yes, with a few simple precautions. Sulfate-free shampoo, conditioner on mid-lengths only — never at the root. Air drying is preferred; a hair dryer is acceptable at moderate temperature. Russian hair extensions withstand flat irons and curling irons up to 180°C. Regular brushing from ends to roots with a loop brush designed for extensions is sufficient to maintain smoothness and shine.