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Frequently Asked Questions
Hair extensions are strands of real or synthetic hair that are added to your natural hair to increase its length, volume, or thickness.
The lifespan of hair extensions varies depending on the type and quality. Some extensions can last up to six to eight weeks, while others, like tape-in extensions, can last several months with proper care.
Yes, hair extensions can be tailored to suit various hair types, including straight, wavy, curly, and even textured hair.
When applied and maintained correctly, hair extensions should not cause damage to your natural hair. It’s important to follow care instructions and have them professionally applied and removed.
In most cases, yes. You can style, curl, straighten, and even color hair extensions, but it’s important to use heat protectants and avoid excessive heat or chemicals to maintain their quality.
The right choice depends on your hair type, desired look, and budget. Consult with a professional stylist who can recommend the best type and length for your needs.
Human hair extensions are made from real hair and offer a more natural look and feel. Synthetic extensions are made from synthetic fibers and are typically more affordable but may not blend as seamlessly.
There are various methods for applying hair extensions, including clip-in, tape-in, sew-in, fusion, and micro-link methods. The chosen method depends on your preferences and hair type.
Yes, you can wash and care for hair extensions like your natural hair. However, it’s essential to use sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners and avoid excessive tangling.
It is recommended to have hair extensions professionally removed to prevent damage to your natural hair. Attempting to remove them yourself may lead to hair breakage or discomfort.
Consult with a professional colorist who can analyze your skin tone and recommend complementary hair colors that enhance your overall look.
It’s generally considered safe to color your hair during pregnancy, but it’s recommended to use ammonia-free or low-ammonia hair color products and consult with your healthcare provider.
Regular haircuts every 6-8 weeks help prevent split ends and maintain hair health. However, the frequency can vary based on your hair type and style.
A keratin treatment is a hair smoothing and strengthening procedure that reduces frizz, enhances shine, and improves manageability by infusing hair with keratin protein.
The results can last several weeks to a few months, depending on the treatment type and maintenance. Aftercare often involves using sulfate-free products and avoiding excessive heat.
Cleanse and moisturize your skin before your appointment, and if needed, let your makeup artist know of any specific skin concerns or sensitivities for the best results.
Eyelash extensions typically last for several weeks, with most clients enjoying the results for 4 to 6 weeks before needing a touch-up. The longevity can vary based on factors like your natural lash growth cycle, aftercare, and the type of adhesive used. Regular touch-up appointments can help maintain your desired lash look.
When applied by a skilled and experienced lash technician, eyelash extensions are generally safe for your natural lashes. The extensions are designed to be lightweight and not damage your existing lashes. However, it’s crucial to follow aftercare instructions, avoid excessive rubbing or pulling, and refrain from using oil-based products near your eyes to ensure the health of your natural lashes. If you have concerns, discuss them with your lash technician during your consultation.
