The Sitting Pretty Halo is alllllllllllll natural, babe. Seriously though, yes, all our extensions are made from 100% ProGrade Remy human hair. This means it's soft, long-lasting, and realistic. It also means you can treat it like your own hair and treat it with hot styling tools.

In most cases, yes. Your halo will arrive either 16 or 20 inches long, which is just that: long. Most girls' hair is around 12-16. They're also cut on a straight line, so you'll need to trim your Halo to match your own hair's length and layers. Fresh out of the packet, your halo will also seem thinner than it actually is. But just like your own hair, your halo will become thicker when trimmed shorter and exposed to water. So, all round: good signs for cutting it.

Unlike your fluffy pet or your vintage-inspired shaggy rug, no our halos don't shed. The quality stitching of our wefts means the halo hair is pretty damn secure, even after washing and styling. With the exception of a few stray hairs.

If your hair ends are super thin, potentially. It could blend well and be ready to work, work, work, work, work - Rihanna style.

Most of the time though, you'll need to give it a little TLC so it can naturally blend in with your own hair. Otherwise, it can stand out like a sore, obvious thumb. This is the case with most hair extension types; before they're ready to paint the town blonde, red, or brunette, they need a little love and some customisation to make them a little more you'er.

Our extensions are 16 and 20 inches long, so naturally, you're going to need a little trim to get a realistic match with your own length and layers. So, if you're sporting short hair or beachy waves, don't expect 20 inches of dead straight hair to work in your favour.

A bit of yes, a bit of no. It depends on two things: how thick your hair is and how long you want your halo to be.

For example, if you're rocking thick, shoulder-length hair with a blunt cut, then wearing our thickest halo 10 inches longer than your own hair won't fly. But, if you're looking at a halo 3- 4 inches longer than your own length, adding a few cut layers to blend, then you should be fine.

If you're unsure, send through 2-3 photos of your current hair, from root to end, and we'll be able to recommend which of our Halos could work best for your hair. Or otherwise, explain why not.

Our Halos were made for you. Literally. They work best on girls with thin hair, as finer ends tend to blend better with our Halo ends, creating a much more natural look.

They sit quite low on your head, too, so you can pull plenty of your own hair over the band to cover it. So even if you're worried about your fine hair not quite covering enough, know it's pretty rare. Like having Justin Timberlake write a song about you rare.

If you're feeling unsure, simply send through 2-3 photos of your current hair under good lighting, showing your hair from root to end, and we'll take a look and tell you exactly what halo you should get and if it will work.

Each Halo comes with seven wire sizes: XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL. So, all you need to do is pick the wire that best fits your head, just like finding a new pair of pumps. See our fitting tips for help. See our Instagram for hair inspo. Then see yourself in the mirror and marvel at how much amazing'er you look. What you do next is up to you; the world's your oyster.

When your halo first arrives, it'll look straight and thin AF. That's because it's been chemically straightened. But just like your own hair, once you wet (not wash) it and let it dry, it'll expand significantly, becoming 2-3 times thicker, giving you plenty of room to cut some layers into it to match your own. The result is a natural, full'er, you'er you.

Cutting your halo extension shorter will also thicken it a lot.

Yes... But we don't recommend, as it can look unnatural and a tad funny. The bigger the difference between your hair and the halo's length, the more you'll need to do with styling, waving, and layering to make it blend. It's best to go with a realistic length in comparison to your own hair.

We'd say it's less than ideal. If you're after length, it's best to cut your halo one to two inches longer than your own hair. Otherwise, the Halo goes from natural and amazing, to “What on earth is going on with that chick's hair?”. Get yourself our THICK halo, layering the ends, for best results.

Yes, you can. Our halos were created especially for thin hair heads. Thin ends actually blend in really well with our Halo, helping it look even more natural'er, blendy'er, and beautiful'er. And you, you'er.

Yep, our halos are side-part-friendly. You might need to slightly swivel the halo over to match the side your head that has more hair. Check out this little helper for how to do it: https://youtu.be/F0yPIyEzUB4

This refers to their different thicknesses, which is based on the amount of hair attached. We realised there were so many different hair types and goals out there, so we created these three weights to accommodate.

For example, not everyone wants long hair so our FINE option, is designed to add volume, not length. Whereas, for the girl with thick hair that wants it longer, they'd need our THICK Halo to help balance out the ratio of hair from top to bottom.

You can check out the difference between each halo here: How To Choose The Right Thickness For Your Hair

Our halos are single drawn. There's no difference in quality between the two. The only difference is that double drawn is thicker.

We used to offer double drawn halos, but we found, as did our customers, they didn't blend as well and they didn't look as natural. We realised our customers ended up trimming them anyway, making them unnecessary and wasteful. So, we looked at single drawn and found they worked much better'er and looked much more natural'er. So that's where we are now: single and ready to mingle blend.