Micro Mini Ring Extensions

The ring itself is smaller, so the section of hair it clamps is smaller too — that means it sits closer to the scalp and is harder to spot, which matters most on fine hair.

It's often our first suggestion for finer or thinning hair, but we'll assess your hair honestly at consultation — if your hair needs a different approach, we'll tell you.

No — the hold comes from correct sizing and placement, not ring size alone. Mini rings are just as securely fused as standard ones.

Usually every 6–10 weeks, slightly sooner than a standard ring set, since fine hair grows out from under a small ring faster in relative terms.

We'd recommend colouring before your appointment or discussing it with your stylist first, so the colour on your natural hair and the extension hair stay matched.

Any extension can cause stress when it is too heavy, poorly placed or left without maintenance. We reduce that risk by using smaller sections, matching strand weight to density and checking every attachment for tension. Correct home care and timely move-ups are essential.

Yes. Placement is mapped around your usual ponytail or parting so the joins stay covered. For workouts, use a loose braid or low ponytail and dry the roots afterwards rather than leaving the attachment area damp.

Your stylist opens each ring with the correct tool and slides the extension strand away without heat or solvent. Shed hairs held inside the ring are gently combed out before the hair is washed and reassessed.