Which method is commonly used for adding volume and length using small sections of hair held with silicone rings?

The micro-link method, often referred to as micro-bead or micro-loop extensions, involves adding volume and length to natural hair by using small sections of hair that are secured with silicone-lined rings or beads. This technique involves threading the natural hair through the ring and then placing the extension hair inside the same ring, which is subsequently clamped down to hold both the extension and natural hair securely in place.

This method is beneficial for creating a more natural look as it allows for movement and blending with the natural hair texture. It is also a semi-permanent solution, as the extensions can be reused and moved up as the natural hair grows, making it a popular choice among those seeking to enhance their hairstyles without the use of glue or heat.

The other methods mentioned, like braid and sew, bonding, and clip-in extensions, utilize different techniques that involve either securing the extensions through braiding or sewing, using adhesives, or employing temporary clips. These methods do not specifically use silicone rings to secure individual sections, which is a defining characteristic of the micro-link technique.