Hair Extension FAQ’s

What do they cost? 

*Prices vary as they depend on your desired length/ thickness of desired hair, current hair and lifestyle. You will need to come in for a consultation to get the exact cost.

 

How often will I need to get them moved up? 

Re-sew or re-tape is every 6-10 weeks.

 

Are hand-tied or tape-in extensions the best option for me? 

  • Hand-tied extension hair can last up to a year if they are taken care of correctly.

  • With tape-ins you will need to get new hair about every 3rd time you need a move up/re-tape.

  • With hand-tied’s you can wear hair up in a high pony or a bun.

  • Tape-ins you can only wear low pony or else tape shows.

  • Hand-tieds are more full, provide full head of hair and fill in everywhere and add more volume and length .

  • Tape-ins are more purposeful for filling in more sprace parts of the hair.

 

Do extensions damage hair? 

Anything that is not naturally a part of you or does not naturally grow from your head can be somewhat damaging. However, the hand-tied extensions are the best option with minimal to no damage as they are not using adhesive to stick to the hair. 

 

What should I expect in the consultation?

  • We will talk about what you currently have and what your hair goals are-- length/thickness wise.

  • We will discuss how you take care of your hair currently so we can assess what type of extension would work best for their lifestyle.

  • We will then do a color match. 

  • You will pay a deposit in salon or at the time of booking your service appointment. That will secure your appointment and order the hair.

  • Next we will book the service appointment.

What is included the day of service of getting extensions?

Cut/blending your extensions in with your hair is included. Any color services will be an additional cost.

Should I wash my hair before getting extensions? 

Yes, you should come in on the day of installation with clean dry hair. 

  

What hair do you use? 

Aqua, Bellami, Bombshell and Covet & Mane extensions are our main squeeze.