1 If you received these benefits in 2013, you should have received a Form SSA-1099, Social Security Benefit Statement, showing the amount. 2  If Social Security was your only source of income in 2013, your benefits may not be taxable. 3  You also may not need to file a federal income tax return. If you received these benefits in 2013, you should have received a Form SSA-1099, Social Security Benefit Statement, showing the amount. 2  If Social Security was your only source of income in 2013, your benefits may not be taxable. 3  You also may not need to file a federal income tax return.
YES YOU CAN have hair extensions on short hair. The only difference is that its more expensive because you have to add more lines or rows.
Individual keratin-tipped strands are fused to your natural hair using heat. Tape-in Hair Extensions (like HotHeads). Wefts of hair are attached to small sections of your natural hair using double-sided tape. Weave (or Sew-in) Hair Extensions. Your natural hair is braided in rows from ear to ear and wefts of hair are woven (with thread) onto the braids. The Rundown. Finding the right extension method will depend on budget, preference, and hair type. While fusion and tape-in extensions can be used on just about any hair texture, weaves are best suited for curly, kinky hair. Weaving extensions are best for African-American hair, which has enough strength and texture to hold the cornrow braid, says Chabbi.