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Lisa went above and beyond for me, and I mean, that she is an absolute professional, spect...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Extension Maintenance.
We typically recommend maintenance every 4–8 weeks depending on your extension method, hair growth, and lifestyle. Technicians assess bond integrity, adjust placement, cleanse, and style to prevent matting, minimize tension, and promote both extension longevity and scalp health.
No. Performed correctly by trained professionals, maintenance reduces tugging and buildup that cause damage. We use gentle techniques to tighten and clean bonds while monitoring scalp health, offering corrective care and guidance to prevent breakage and irritation.
Most maintenance visits last 45–90 minutes depending on the method and amount of hair installed. Simple tightens are faster; full cleanses, adjustments, and styling require more time. Your stylist will estimate duration when booking.
Yes. We recommend gentle brushing techniques, sulfate-free products, and avoiding high-heat styling for a few days. Your stylist will provide personalized instructions based on your extension type, including recommended products and washing schedules to maintain bonds and hair health.
Pricing starts at $150 and varies by extension method, amount of hair, and the complexity of adjustments needed. Additional services like deep cleansing, product treatments, or repairs may incur extra charges; your stylist provides a clear estimate before service.
Yes, our technicians are trained across tape-in, micro-link, keratin-bond, sew-in, and fusion techniques. Maintenance protocols differ by method; we assess bond condition and tailor adjustments, recommending method-specific care or referrals when specialized repairs are required.