The cloth is woven from abaca fibers and is naturally dyed from bark, roots, and certain plants. The fabric undergoes a unique tie-dye process where it is tied in specific knots measured by finger or knuckle length, and dipped in dyes in order to create ornate patterns that indicate precision in craftsmanship.
This is denoted by a distinctive tri-color scheme; the background is painted black while the pattern is white, which is then tinted predominantly with shades of red.
However, it is not unusual to see creative variations in such a traditional pattern. In addition to marking major life events, the cloth also conveys class and individual status, often signifying the warriors within a community. They are generally not strong enough to be dyed. It may take multiple applications to lighten your hair extensions. To dye black extensions to blonde or light brown color, you must first strip the hair of its natural color. Then you must bleach the hair to the desired shade.
This may take more than one try to get to the right color. As usual, do a strand test first to avoid ending up with a head full of orange locks. Just as strong chemicals can strip and damage your natural hair, harsh chemicals can also damage your human hair extensions beyond repair.
Indian Remy human hair weaves have the cuticle layer intact. This outer layer of the strand gives the hair its natural shine and body. By using chemical dyes that are too strong for the hair you can strip the cuticle, making your extensions weak, dull and brittle. Indian Remy hair extensions come in a wide variety of colors. With clip-in extensions , lace wigs and lace frontals, you can quickly and safely change your hair color in an instant.
From untouched, unprocessed and natural off-black virgin hair to the truest of blondes, Perfect Locks relies on professional grade, salon-worthy coloring processes to achieve perfect tone and richness in color. We care about length, your hair may include an extra 1 to 2 inches to ensure you get the most out of your look. Please note that we measure all hair when it's straight, use the chart below as a guide.
Located in South India, we have one of the biggest factory processing ethically sourced hair extensions. Only the highest quality hair is handpicked for Perfect Locks and carefully hand made with the most experienced workers in the Industry.
Located in South India, Perfect Locks has operates one of the largest processing centers in the region. Since the day we opened our factory doors in , all hair used in our products is traceable, and ethically sourced from the largest temple in India, located in Tirupati. Out of the many literal tons of hair donated every year at the temple, only the highest quality hair is hand-picked for Perfect Locks products. We designed our triple-point inspection process to ensure our customers get the best possible version of our hair.
So you can be the best version of yourself. So do we! When placing your order, be as specific as possible. We hand-pick each and every order. Tell us what you're looking for! Perfect Locks takes pride in on our customer service and high rate of customer satisfaction. We thoroughly inspect all hair before shipment before leaving our factory in India, and double checked before sent to you in order to ensure consistency and quality. If for some reason you are not satisfied with your order or purchase, we do offer the flexibility of a full refund, not including applicable shipping costs.
Very Important: Very Important: Before using your new hair extensions, please inspect the product thoroughly to ensure the correct length, color, texture, and quality are as desired. We encourage you thoroughly inspect and examine the hair without cutting the zip ties or opening the bundles to ensure satisfaction with the product.
We also recommend combing through the hair with a loop brush, as well as shampooing and conditioning the hair with high quality, professional grade sulfate free hair care products while the hair secured in the zip ties. Treating the hair with quality products is essential prior to and after installation. Get a second opinion from your stylist if you are unsure or have doubts. Once the hair is used we are limited on what we can do to help you if a problem arises.
If you would like to return your product, you must submit a RMA Return Merchandise Authorization request within 14 days of receipt of merchandise, login to your account and click here to request an RMA number.
Requests must be made within 14 days of receipt of your order. We only accept returns on hair products that have not been installed, colored, cut, or altered in any way. Please note: Federal law states you cannot return human hair products that have been used. We adhere to strict policies in regards to federal law, health regulations, and hygiene concerns.
If the item is removed from the bundle and used in any visible manner, all refund and exchange policies are voided. The hair must remain in the bundle and not be untied at the top. The hair must be in its original packaging and tagged. Returned packages must include a copy of the original invoice. Merchandise must be physically received before a return can be granted. Please allow 72 upon receipt. The product must be sent back at your expense. Please do not send unauthorized returns.
Merchandise sent to us without an RMA cannot be tracked and may be lost. We assume no responsibility for lost items, unauthorized returns, or items sent to the incorrect address. Exchanges We do offer exchanges if the returned product meets our requirements:. Exchange requests must be made within 14 days of receipt of your order.
We will not accept exchanges of products that have been altered or used in any way. This includes hair that has been cut, processed, colored, or untied at the top of the bundle.
Shipping and Handling costs will be at the customer's expense. We offer one exchange per original order. You must send the product back before we can process the exchange. South of the Philippine archipelago lies the province of South Cotabato.
In its municipality of Lake Sebu, a type of cloth is hand-woven out of Abaca a plant native to the Philippines fibers.
Ladies of Lake Sebu. Photographed by Eli Garcia. MySouthCotabato LandoftheDreamweavers. The term is taken from how the weaving process begins. They then bring these patterns to life by weaving solely from mental images and memory.
The dream weaver of Lake Sebu, South Cotabato. First, the fibers are harvested, combed, and air-dried. The end of each fiber is then tied to another until the thin chain of fibers is long enough for the final product.
To color the fibers, natural dyes are extracted from roots and plants. The most common colors used are black, red, and white. But not everyone who weaves is a "Dreamweaver" and is gifted through their dreams with the T'nalak patterns by the spirit of the abaca, Fu Dalu.
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