In the context of hairstyling, a sellic refers to a specific type of hair extension, typically a weft of human or synthetic hair, designed to be seamlessly integrated into existing hair. These extensions are often characterized by their relatively thin and lightweight nature, allowing for a natural-looking increase in hair volume and length. A common application involves bonding individual wefts to the scalp using adhesive or other attachment methods. The term might also occasionally be used to describe a specific brand or type of extension system.
The use of these extensions offers several advantages. They can provide a non-permanent solution for achieving desired hair length and fullness, offering versatility and the ability to alter one’s style easily. Properly applied, they contribute to a natural appearance, blending subtly with the individual’s own hair. Furthermore, the thinner profile of a sellic, compared to some other extension types, minimizes potential damage to the natural hair. The longevity depends largely on the quality of the hair and the attachment method employed.
This understanding of the technique forms a foundational element for exploring various hairstyling techniques and the diverse range of products used to achieve specific aesthetic goals. Subsequent sections will delve into application methods, maintenance requirements, and the selection of appropriate hair types to best suit individual needs and preferences.
