Genius Weft Dual Tone Extensions

Q: What is Genius Weft Dual Tone?

Genius Weft Dual Tone carries a different shade on each side of the weft. By flipping the weft through a row you can build genuinely custom dimension and depth from a single weft, giving you more blend control and less stock to hold.It is part of the industry-leading Blush+Wren weft range, one of the widest selections of professional weft methods available to the trade.

Q: How long do weft hair extensions last?

Weft hair extensions are typically refitted every 8 to 12 weeks as your hair grows. The hair itself is reusable, and with correct aftercare lasts around 6 months or more in Natural Finish, and 9 to 12 months or more in Full Volume, as double-drawn hair keeps its thickness for longer.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Genius Weft Dual Tone? A weft with a different shade on each side, for custom dimension from a single weft.

Genius Weft Dual Tone carries a different shade on each side of the weft. By flipping the weft through a row you can build genuinely custom dimension and depth from a single weft, giving you more blend control and less stock to hold.

It is part of the industry-leading Blush+Wren weft range, one of the widest selections of professional weft methods available to the trade.

How long do weft hair extensions last?

Weft hair extensions are typically refitted every 8 to 12 weeks as your hair grows. The hair itself is reusable, and with correct aftercare lasts around 6 months or more in Natural Finish, and 9 to 12 months or more in Full Volume, as double-drawn hair keeps its thickness for longer.

Trade only, made to order

Blush+Wren supplies genius weft dual tone extensions to salons, stylists and hair brands on trade terms. Log in and your own trade price shows across the site, from this page through to checkout. Create a trade account to get started.

Colour-match any client

Every genius weft dual tone extensions set can be built in a bespoke colour through our Custom Colour Suite, blended from 27 base shades to match a photo, a swatch or a shade between two standards.