Butterfly Weft Hair Extensions - Straight - 18 inches - Color 60

Butterfly Weft No. 60 Beige Polar Blonde: Ultra-Flat Injected-Hair Weft

Butterfly Weft No. 60 Beige Polar Blonde combines an ultra-light blonde shade with a thin attachment designed to remain discreet in the hair. The human hair is injected directly into a flexible polyurethane membrane with no bulky stitching or visible knots.

Measuring only 0.08 mm thick, the weft lies flat and close to the head. It features 22 evenly spaced, pre-punched holes that allow the stylist to pull small sections of the client’s natural hair through with a hook tool, then secure the weft with microbeads.

The application is completely heat-free, with no glue, adhesive, or braiding required. When properly positioned and covered with enough natural hair, the weft blends discreetly into the hair while adding length and density without the bulk of a traditional stitched track.

No. 60 Beige Polar Blonde: An Ultra-Light Blonde with Soft Beige Undertones

No. 60 is an ultra-light blonde balanced by soft beige undertones that give the polar shade a more refined finish. It looks less golden than a warm blonde and less gray than a highly ashy or silver blonde.

These beige polar blonde hair extensions are best suited for very light blonde bases, pre-lightened hair, and cool beige blonde color services that match the RH Excellence color ring. They can be used to extend the lengths, increase density, or complete an even, light-blonde result.

On very light hair, a subtle difference in undertone may remain visible even when the overall level appears to match. Always compare the swatch at the roots, mid-lengths, and ends in natural daylight. Confirm the shade with the RH Excellence color ring before ordering or installing the extensions.

Why Choose This Ultra-Flat Injected-Hair Weft?

A Thin Membrane with No Stitching or Knots

The hair is injected directly into the membrane instead of being sewn onto a fabric track. This construction reduces bulk and allows the weft to lie flat when properly positioned against the head.

Microbead Application with No Glue

The weft is mechanically secured with microbeads clamped using professional extension pliers. No adhesive or heating tool is required. During a move-up appointment, the stylist opens the beads, removes the weft, checks the client’s natural hair, and repositions it closer to the roots.

Weight Distributed Across a 17-Inch Weft

The 2.1 oz (60 g) of hair is distributed along the full width of the weft rather than concentrated at only a few attachment points. A comfortable, appropriate application still depends on the consultation, sectioning, tension, and strength of the client’s natural hair.

A Customizable Width for Each Placement Area

Butterfly Weft can be cut between the pre-punched holes to fit the placement plan. The holes are spaced approximately 0.8 inch (2 cm) apart, making it possible to customize the width without fraying or significant shedding.

Butterfly Weft No. 60 Specifications

Remy Hair Quality for a Natural-Looking Blonde Result

Butterfly Weft No. 60 is made with professional-grade Remy human hair. The cuticles are preserved and aligned in the same direction to reduce friction and help maintain softness, shine, and smooth movement through the lengths.

The Middle Drawn quality provides balanced density with slightly finer ends. This finish makes blending easier and helps prevent an overly heavy appearance on very light blonde hair.

With proper care and professionally performed move-ups, the weft can be reused for several months. Its lifespan may reach up to 12 months depending on how often it is worn, styling habits, at-home care, and the products used.

A move-up is generally required every 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the client’s natural hair growth and how well the microbeads remain secure.

Who Is No. 60 Beige Polar Blonde Best Suited For?

No. 60 is best suited for clients with a very light blonde, polar, or cool beige base that matches the color ring. On hair that is darker, more golden, or visibly contrasted, the client’s natural hair may need to be professionally color-prepared before installation to achieve a seamless-looking transition.

This technique is intended for clients who want additional length or volume without adhesive or heat. The 2.1 oz (60 g) weft must still be matched to the available density. For fine, bleached, compromised, or breakage-prone hair, a professional consultation is essential to evaluate root strength and determine how much weight the hair can safely support.

The number of wefts, their width, and their placement should be selected according to the starting haircut, natural density, condition of the hair, and desired result.

How to Install Butterfly Weft No. 60 in 5 Steps

This application must be performed by a stylist trained in professional hair extensions. Installation time varies depending on the number of wefts, the desired density, and the selected placement plan.

1. Assess the hair and confirm the shade.
   Examine the scalp and evaluate the density, length, and strength of the natural hair. Compare No. 60 with several areas of the client’s hair using the RH Excellence color ring in natural daylight.
2. Prepare the placement areas.
   Create clean horizontal partings, beginning at the nape. Leave enough natural hair around each placement area to cover the membrane and microbeads.
3. Customize the weft width.
   Position the weft over the selected section, then cut it only between two pre-punched holes if the width needs to be adjusted.
4. Install the microbeads.
   Secure the ends first, then work toward the center. Use a hook tool to pull a small section of the client’s natural hair through each hole, insert the microbead, and clamp it with professional extension pliers.
5. Check the application and blend the lengths.
   Make sure the membrane lies flat and that no attachment point causes discomfort or excessive tension. Finish with the necessary cutting and blending to integrate the beige polar blonde lengths.

How to Care for Beige Polar Blonde Extensions

Very light blonde extensions require consistent care to maintain their softness and balanced undertones.

• Use a gentle shampoo and products specifically formulated for human hair extensions.
• Apply conditioner or a hair mask only to the mid-lengths and ends, avoiding the membrane and microbeads.
• Detangle gently from the ends upward while supporting the attachment area.
• Rinse thoroughly, then fully dry the roots, membrane, and beads after every wash.
• Never go to bed with wet or damp hair.
• Keep oils, serums, and other rich products away from the attachment points.
• Wear the hair in a loose braid at night to reduce friction and tangling.
• Apply a heat protectant before styling and never exceed 356°F (180°C).
• Protect the lengths from chlorine, salt water, and prolonged sun exposure, as these can alter the appearance of very light blonde hair.
• Use purple shampoo or color-depositing treatments sparingly. Overuse may dull the beige tone or leave a violet cast. Always perform a strand test first.

Butterfly Weft No. 60: Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Difference Between Beige Polar Blonde and Ash Blonde?

Beige polar blonde is very light, but its soft beige undertone keeps the result from looking overly gray. Ash blonde generally has a cooler, smokier undertone. Perception varies with the lighting and the client’s base, so the shade should always be confirmed against the color ring.

How Is This Weft Different from a Traditional Weft?

A traditional weft typically consists of hair sewn onto a fabric track. With Butterfly Weft, the hair is injected without visible knots into a 0.08 mm polyurethane membrane. This construction reduces the thickness of the edge and allows it to lie flatter when properly installed.

Can Purple Shampoo Be Used on No. 60?

Yes, but use it carefully. Very light hair can absorb purple pigments quickly and become overly cool or develop an unwanted violet cast. Dilute the product if needed, reduce the processing time, and test it on a small section first. Never apply it directly to the membrane.

Is Butterfly Weft Suitable for Fine or Bleached Hair?

The membrane distributes the weight across its full width, but fine or compromised hair may not always be able to support a 2.1 oz (60 g) weft. The stylist must assess the density, elasticity, root strength, and scalp condition before recommending this technique.

How Many Wefts Are Needed for a Full Installation?

The exact quantity depends on the client’s starting density, haircut, and desired result. As a general guide:

• 2 wefts, totaling 4.2 oz (120 g), may be sufficient to add length and volume to medium-density hair.
• 3 wefts, totaling 6.3 oz (180 g), may be needed for a fuller transformation or to blend with naturally thick hair.

The final recommendation should always be made during the professional consultation.

When Should Butterfly Weft Be Moved Up?

The weft is generally repositioned every 4 to 6 weeks. The exact schedule varies depending on the client’s natural hair growth, microbead security, and at-home care routine.

Can No. 60 Be Colored or Lightened?

The extensions may be colored to a darker shade after a strand test. Lightening is not recommended because the hair has already been processed to achieve this ultra-light shade, and further lightening may compromise its quality. Never apply color or lightener to the polyurethane membrane.

Can the Hair Be Worn Up?

Many updos and ponytails are possible when the wefts are positioned according to the desired style and enough natural hair is left to cover them. Very high or tightly pulled styles may expose the attachment points or create excessive tension.

Expand Your Blonde Hair Extension Services

Butterfly Weft No. 60 allows salons to add a beige polar blonde injected-hair weft to their service menu with no glue or heat. Explore the RH Excellence color ring, professional installation tools, and care products designed for human hair extensions.

Depending on the consultation, desired result, and maintenance preferences, Butterfly Weft can be compared with tape-in extensions, keratin bond extensions, or clip-ins. The stylist determines which method is best suited to each client’s hair and lifestyle.