After years of feedback from pros, BELLAMI has reengineered its bestselling weft to solve one of the biggest pain points behind the chair. Meet the Flex Weft 2.0, available today, which features “zero return hair,” a redesigned construction that eliminates the folded return hair found in traditional machine wefts.
This innovation creates a flatter, sleeker profile against the scalp with less bulk, easier stitching, reduced irritation, and enhanced comfort, all while maintaining the signature density, flexibility, durability, and cuttable design that made the original Flex Weft a go to for pros.
On the Flex Weft 2.0, Eric Vaughn, global artistic director for the brand explains, “a big win for hairdressers is that your thread isn’t getting caught in the return hair. For stylists, it makes the stitching process easier. Clients get the weft they know and love, but it’s now more comfortable for their everyday wear.”
Celebrity hairstylist Coree Moreno, who recently set the internet ablaze with the styles he created for Zendaya on her “Odyssey” press tour, has been using the Flex Weft 2.0 before it was widely available. He shares, “What immediately stood out to me was how much control I have over the hair. My work is very movement-driven, so I’m always looking for extensions that can become part of the hair rather than looking like something that was simply added to it.” Moreno adds, “[The] Flex Weft 2.0 gives me that flexibility while still allowing me to create a really polished finish. On camera, especially with HD and flash photography, you can’t hide anything. The hair has to move naturally, blend beautifully, and maintain its integrity from every angle. For me, that’s where a great extension really proves itself.”
Bellami’s Flex Weft 2.0 is available in 71 professional shades, including the bestselling BELLAMI x Eric Vaughn collection, and comes in 16”, 20”, 22”, and 24” lengths, making it an easy upgrade for stylists who know and love the original.
