FAQ

In general, hair extensions can be applied to most hair types. However, it’s essential to consult with a professional to determine if your hair is suitable for extensions.

When applied correctly and maintained properly, hair extensions should not cause significant damage to your natural hair. Improper installation or neglecting maintenance can lead to damage.

The removal process varies depending on the type of extensions. Clip-ins can be easily removed at home, while semi-permanent extensions require professional removal to avoid damage.

Some potential risks include hair damage, scalp discomfort, and allergic reactions to adhesives or materials. These risks can be minimized by choosing a reputable salon and following proper care guidelines.

Hair extensions’ lifespan depends on what type you’re rocking and how you treat ’em. Clip-ins can stick around for about a year, but if you’re into tape-ins or fusion, they’ll chill with you for a few weeks to a few months, depending on the vibe.

Care for extensions involves gentle washing, avoiding excessive heat styling, using sulfate-free products, and brushing carefully to prevent tangling.