ok. i really want long hair and my hair grows sooooooo slow! i've been growing for about 2 years now and it's only a little past my shoulders! i will soone be getting $100 for attending summer school and i was going to use that to go towards my hair extensions.
i was just wanting to know how much it costs and the process you go through.
= ] thanks in advance!Professional Hair Extensions?
lol um ya i kno that some of my friends get them and there over a thousand dollars...but you might not be able to afford that... :)Professional Hair Extensions?
first try out a good hair skin and nails vitamin. I use Biotin (100mg) a day, go to the Vitamin Shoppe for that.
second, you can have extentions without blowing all that money at a salon, just send a little time scouring various stores for extentions that match your exact haircolor and texture. then find the length you want and buy about 15-20 ';clips';, go home and take a couple hours to assemble them, and viola, removable hair! The clips and thread come in every hair color imaginable, is will not be noticed if properly placed.
i wear clip ins.
there pretty easy to take care of and wear.
paris hilton and jessica simpson have some for around 100
but if you go to a salon they can help you too.
just look some up and see if there what you want.
don't get real hair for extensions. That stuff should belong to the kids with cancer.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Should i get professional hair extensions/ questions about professional extensions?
hiya,im thinking about getting hair extensions glued in professionally, my hair now is only just past my shoulders.but i have a few questions and would like to hear any personal experiences with extensions,
1.around how much will it cost?(i would like 16'; extensions)
2.how long do the extensions last?
3.how much does it cost each time you have to get the hair redone?
4. if youv had them taken out how was your hair after having them?
thank you x
(im from the uk if that helps with the prices)Should i get professional hair extensions/ questions about professional extensions?
if you need extensions
http://horrorkidz.com/
Ive ordered from them several times, and no one can compare to them.
they are just amazing!
ive tried etsy, hairhxc and hottopic. lol and i personally think horrorkidz is the best quality you can get.
they are thick and nice and longShould i get professional hair extensions/ questions about professional extensions?
no get clip ins.
there cheaper and easier to use !
umm let's see extensions are expensive. especially if you want it that long. so it'll be around $100 maybe a little more maybe a little less. and i'm talking about canadain dollars..LOLS.
i think the glued in ones last quite a long time, but you're suppse to take it out after 8 months i think.
umm i think it would be around the same price.
i had funy colored ones. of course not my whole head only like a few streaks of extensions. it turned out great. just use conditioner. XD. it works.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a> answer mine? thanks.
1.around how much will it cost?(i would like 16'; extensions)
2.how long do the extensions last?
3.how much does it cost each time you have to get the hair redone?
4. if youv had them taken out how was your hair after having them?
thank you x
(im from the uk if that helps with the prices)Should i get professional hair extensions/ questions about professional extensions?
if you need extensions
http://horrorkidz.com/
Ive ordered from them several times, and no one can compare to them.
they are just amazing!
ive tried etsy, hairhxc and hottopic. lol and i personally think horrorkidz is the best quality you can get.
they are thick and nice and longShould i get professional hair extensions/ questions about professional extensions?
no get clip ins.
there cheaper and easier to use !
umm let's see extensions are expensive. especially if you want it that long. so it'll be around $100 maybe a little more maybe a little less. and i'm talking about canadain dollars..LOLS.
i think the glued in ones last quite a long time, but you're suppse to take it out after 8 months i think.
umm i think it would be around the same price.
i had funy colored ones. of course not my whole head only like a few streaks of extensions. it turned out great. just use conditioner. XD. it works.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a> answer mine? thanks.
How do you use a Professional Hair Extension Glue Gun?
vid would be great, instructions are stil amazing, look it up on sally beauty supply if your not sure what it is.How do you use a Professional Hair Extension Glue Gun?
My own experience
u ll try SALON
Wholesale:http://www.visionremyhair.com
100% Human hair Manufacturer i bought and it's been good quality. Cheap too.
Hope this helps you out
My own experience
u ll try SALON
Wholesale:http://www.visionremyhair.com
100% Human hair Manufacturer i bought and it's been good quality. Cheap too.
Hope this helps you out
Professional hair extensions ..how much?
how much does it cost to get perfesional done hair extensionsProfessional hair extensions ..how much?
like $200 it sucks.. go to a hair store buy your own for like 80 and glue them in yourslefProfessional hair extensions ..how much?
There are different types if extensions, the better quality the more expensive. When it comes to hair type there is fake and real, of course the real hair is more expensive but looks better. You can glue them in, but it can be messy and hard to get out. You can have them sewn in which is a better process because the extensions will last longer, (up to 4 weeks) but it is more costly because it can take a while (when you get extensions sewn in they make little braids very tightly against your scalp and sew the hair to the braids) Then there is the type that are fused to your own hair, the best because it looks natural and the hair used is the best quality. These can last up to 3 months in your hair but can range to the $1,000.
i think up to like $300 or something. if you go to sally beauty supply just make your own clip in ones. the most you'll pay is like 40
like $200 it sucks.. go to a hair store buy your own for like 80 and glue them in yourslefProfessional hair extensions ..how much?
There are different types if extensions, the better quality the more expensive. When it comes to hair type there is fake and real, of course the real hair is more expensive but looks better. You can glue them in, but it can be messy and hard to get out. You can have them sewn in which is a better process because the extensions will last longer, (up to 4 weeks) but it is more costly because it can take a while (when you get extensions sewn in they make little braids very tightly against your scalp and sew the hair to the braids) Then there is the type that are fused to your own hair, the best because it looks natural and the hair used is the best quality. These can last up to 3 months in your hair but can range to the $1,000.
i think up to like $300 or something. if you go to sally beauty supply just make your own clip in ones. the most you'll pay is like 40
Do Cost Cutters offer professional hair extensions ?
Hi, I was just wondering if they do. I've been really wanting to have hair extensions but I want to have it done professionally. How much do you think it is?Do Cost Cutters offer professional hair extensions ?
Don't know much about stuff like that but if they have a website check it out.skin allergy
Don't know much about stuff like that but if they have a website check it out.
The best professional hair extensions?
I know salons can use glue, a weave, or tape. Do they use anything else that wont tear my hair out when i decide to remove them? Anymore I know its etiquette to tip for everything, so between color, cut and extensions, its about $1000 so that means a 100+ tip which seems like a lot since they dont make too bad of money. Not trying to sound cheap. Whats your opinion on all of this?The best professional hair extensions?
Great Lengths extensions are the best extensions you can have. In my experience they don't damage your hair too much.
Great Lengths extensions are the best extensions you can have. In my experience they don't damage your hair too much.
Professional hair extensions in San Francisco?
Hi all,
I'm leaving for San Francisco tomorrow for a week and really need extensions put in (professionally.)
I was just wondering does anyone know where I could get the done and roughly how much it would be?
Thanks. Sarah xx.Professional hair extensions in San Francisco?
sorry have never been there so dont know that but what i wanted to say is this will be very time comsuming and going on the UK price which can be around 拢800 for a full head very expensive...
I asked about these for myself as my hair is very fine but was told the weight would be to much and would damage or break the hair more and definately do not glue in but use wax which is better..
I'm leaving for San Francisco tomorrow for a week and really need extensions put in (professionally.)
I was just wondering does anyone know where I could get the done and roughly how much it would be?
Thanks. Sarah xx.Professional hair extensions in San Francisco?
sorry have never been there so dont know that but what i wanted to say is this will be very time comsuming and going on the UK price which can be around 拢800 for a full head very expensive...
I asked about these for myself as my hair is very fine but was told the weight would be to much and would damage or break the hair more and definately do not glue in but use wax which is better..
Im getting professional hair extensions, whats the best kind/type? any particular salons?
whats the best place to get good quality long lasting hair extensions?Im getting professional hair extensions, whats the best kind/type? any particular salons?
It all depends on what kind of hair extensions you are getting. first and foremost, you should buy human hair (your natural texture) for weaving the hair, (adding length to your own hair).
However, if you are adding braid extensions, you should buy synthetic hair. The reasons for both answers is #1 If you are leaving the hair loose and getting a weave, you always want to use 100% Human Hair. why, because it does not tangle as badly as synthetic hair when shampooed. if you are getting a bound weave, (with hair bonding glue) you also have to use an oil free shampoo and conditioner.Otherwise you will be very disappointed because the bond will slip and possibly come lose.
If you are getting a Brade extensions you should use (loose synthetic hair, also referred to as a pony tail). Why... because the pone tailor ';synthetic'; last longer and holds the style longer. You can use your reg. brand of shampoo and conditioner with the synthetic. As for where to go to get it done I would have to know your location. I'm in Ca. If you live here, I can help you. If not, I hope my info. can be of help.
feel free to contact me if you like.
Sincerely,
RitaIm getting professional hair extensions, whats the best kind/type? any particular salons?
I use to get them and they are very hard on hair. Don't get anything with glue or melted wax. Imagine what that hot wax type glue does when it sticks to your hair. I had those and when I took them out my hair was awful and it took a year to grow out and look decent. if you must get them, I would start with tracts that are sown on to cornrows. These are the least damaging to hair. I wore these kinds until my real hair grew out to a good length. As far as salons, go to one that specializes in them. Don't go to one that only does them occasionally. I no longer wear extensions anymore. They are expensive and very high maintenance.
Where do you live, I go to portabello road to a place called Head it is the best. Don't click on Julia R's link.
It all depends on what kind of hair extensions you are getting. first and foremost, you should buy human hair (your natural texture) for weaving the hair, (adding length to your own hair).
However, if you are adding braid extensions, you should buy synthetic hair. The reasons for both answers is #1 If you are leaving the hair loose and getting a weave, you always want to use 100% Human Hair. why, because it does not tangle as badly as synthetic hair when shampooed. if you are getting a bound weave, (with hair bonding glue) you also have to use an oil free shampoo and conditioner.Otherwise you will be very disappointed because the bond will slip and possibly come lose.
If you are getting a Brade extensions you should use (loose synthetic hair, also referred to as a pony tail). Why... because the pone tailor ';synthetic'; last longer and holds the style longer. You can use your reg. brand of shampoo and conditioner with the synthetic. As for where to go to get it done I would have to know your location. I'm in Ca. If you live here, I can help you. If not, I hope my info. can be of help.
feel free to contact me if you like.
Sincerely,
RitaIm getting professional hair extensions, whats the best kind/type? any particular salons?
I use to get them and they are very hard on hair. Don't get anything with glue or melted wax. Imagine what that hot wax type glue does when it sticks to your hair. I had those and when I took them out my hair was awful and it took a year to grow out and look decent. if you must get them, I would start with tracts that are sown on to cornrows. These are the least damaging to hair. I wore these kinds until my real hair grew out to a good length. As far as salons, go to one that specializes in them. Don't go to one that only does them occasionally. I no longer wear extensions anymore. They are expensive and very high maintenance.
Where do you live, I go to portabello road to a place called Head it is the best. Don't click on Julia R's link.
Looking for professional hair extensions specialist in DUBAI?
Hi.I just moved to Dubai from Paris .And looking for a hair extensions specialist in the city . So far just came across very expensive salons with rubbish quality asian hair .......anybody knows a good salon or private person who uses european human hair ? Please help ! Thank you so much .xxxLooking for professional hair extensions specialist in DUBAI?
Try www.RenataMartinHair.com or www.dubaiHairextensions.com
this girl is the only one in Dubai who uses Virgin European Hair ! dnt go to hair extensions salons in Dubai .here they only use manufactured asain hair!!!!
good luck
Try www.RenataMartinHair.com or www.dubaiHairextensions.com
this girl is the only one in Dubai who uses Virgin European Hair ! dnt go to hair extensions salons in Dubai .here they only use manufactured asain hair!!!!
good luck
Anything you know about professional hair extensions?
I would like to know anything you know about professional hair extensions. How much they are-if they damage your hair-do they hurt?-is it easy to remove them etc.Anything you know about professional hair extensions?
Professional hair extensions do not hurt and are not damaging if they are done right and by a specialist. They are easy to remove but should only be removed by a professional. Doing it yourself may cause damage since you are not a specialist.
A full 8oz install with the highest quality human hair will cost anywhere from $700.00 - $800.00. The hair will last you through a few installs which would cut your price down to $500.00.Anything you know about professional hair extensions?
Professional hair extensions cost $500 and up at a salon, depending on where you live, amount of hair, lengths, and look. Hair extensions do not hurt. If done correctly, hair extensions do not hurt. Make sure you go to a professional hair extensions salon.skin allergy
Professional hair extensions do not hurt and are not damaging if they are done right and by a specialist. They are easy to remove but should only be removed by a professional. Doing it yourself may cause damage since you are not a specialist.
A full 8oz install with the highest quality human hair will cost anywhere from $700.00 - $800.00. The hair will last you through a few installs which would cut your price down to $500.00.Anything you know about professional hair extensions?
Professional hair extensions cost $500 and up at a salon, depending on where you live, amount of hair, lengths, and look. Hair extensions do not hurt. If done correctly, hair extensions do not hurt. Make sure you go to a professional hair extensions salon.
Has anyone every gotten professional hair extensions in the Omaha area?
not clip in ones. I have blonde hair and I want professional extensions because the clip in ones I have look like crap and it's just a pain to be worried about the clips showing. Where did you get them and how much did it cost?Has anyone every gotten professional hair extensions in the Omaha area?
My own experience
Retail:EBAY/salon
http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40%26amp;_trksid=鈥?/a>
Wholesale:http://www.visionremyhair.com
The China human hair Manufacturer i bought and it's been good quality.
Hope this helps you out
My own experience
Retail:EBAY/salon
http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40%26amp;_trksid=鈥?/a>
Wholesale:http://www.visionremyhair.com
The China human hair Manufacturer i bought and it's been good quality.
Hope this helps you out
What are the best professional hair extensions to have done in a salon?
I want to know what name brands and what technique is the best.What are the best professional hair extensions to have done in a salon?
Great lengths . they are real hair.You can curl,color,and straighten them.They are expensive but worth it. They melt a small bond on to each strand of your hair and connect the extention.About 5 hours.
Great lengths . they are real hair.You can curl,color,and straighten them.They are expensive but worth it. They melt a small bond on to each strand of your hair and connect the extention.About 5 hours.
How much do professional hair extensions typically cost?
Anyone know how much permanent hair extensions cost at a salon? Every time I inquire, they say it all depends on the length of your hair, the thickness, etc. I just want a ballpark figure.How much do professional hair extensions typically cost?
i used to pay around 100-150 to get them sewed in depends how many tracks you would want(including the hair) =DHow much do professional hair extensions typically cost?
Prepare to pay AT LEAST $300. You will need to pay for the hair, which is pretty expensive if it is good quality, human hair. Also, for the application, which can take hours (depending on the type of extensions)
It really depends on the salon and the stylist. Some stylists are excellent salespeople and they Will convince you to buy the most expensive hair. Then they charge you again for the upkeep and again to remove them.
Get clip hair extensions. They vary in cost but they last forever and look great. You can also put them in yourself. Try www.hairinaminute.com they cost about $120 for the human hair
yes they do-- the salon i worked at extensions on average cost a couple hundred dollars- by the time they purchased the extensions and then paid for the appointments to have them put in. (the appointments were usually a few hours)... You can always ask to go in for a consultation- probably somewhere will do them for free- and then they can look at your hair vs what you want and give you a ballpark estimate.
they usually cost from $20 and up. It depends on the company. But you could get really good deals at Sally's Beauty Store.
the woven ones .... i have a few friends that paid 拢250 - 拢300 for theirs. you can get REAL hair ones for as little as 拢8.... Clothes Show Live had them for 拢8
i used to pay around 100-150 to get them sewed in depends how many tracks you would want(including the hair) =DHow much do professional hair extensions typically cost?
Prepare to pay AT LEAST $300. You will need to pay for the hair, which is pretty expensive if it is good quality, human hair. Also, for the application, which can take hours (depending on the type of extensions)
It really depends on the salon and the stylist. Some stylists are excellent salespeople and they Will convince you to buy the most expensive hair. Then they charge you again for the upkeep and again to remove them.
Get clip hair extensions. They vary in cost but they last forever and look great. You can also put them in yourself. Try www.hairinaminute.com they cost about $120 for the human hair
yes they do-- the salon i worked at extensions on average cost a couple hundred dollars- by the time they purchased the extensions and then paid for the appointments to have them put in. (the appointments were usually a few hours)... You can always ask to go in for a consultation- probably somewhere will do them for free- and then they can look at your hair vs what you want and give you a ballpark estimate.
they usually cost from $20 and up. It depends on the company. But you could get really good deals at Sally's Beauty Store.
the woven ones .... i have a few friends that paid 拢250 - 拢300 for theirs. you can get REAL hair ones for as little as 拢8.... Clothes Show Live had them for 拢8
How long do professional hair extensions stay in?
I might be interested but I don't want to pay a hundred dollars for extensions if I'm only gonna wear them for a week. That's just stupid. And how good are the ones you can get from sally's? Any personal experience would be fantastic!How long do professional hair extensions stay in?
I believe 6 weeks, but you have to go back once a week and check them.. things like that..You can get them from sallys, but the hair stylict doesnt want you to-- they want you to buy theres. which of course are more expensiveHow long do professional hair extensions stay in?
how long extensions last mainly depends on the method of application. they are listed below in least to highest price order and shortest to longest lasting.
1.glued in: you can do this @ home with a friend's help (or at a salon) if you go to a Sally's and have them help you find hair to match. Use the dry clear clue unless you have dark skin and hair. (strong smell) You can use synthetic hair but I recommend human hair, the best you can afford. less shedding and you can curl it, flat iron it and etc. I do a lot of these for proms. lasts a few days for most people, up to a month. however long you can keep them in I guess. can itch and feel funny, you never forget they are in. can't wash your hair properly and etc. with human hair you have a better chance of it looking good and using it again another time. $
2.clipped in: do a search online for these products. they can be synthetic or human hair. similar to the ones now available at Sally's. I personally use the HairDo line from Jessica Simpson %26amp; Ken Paves and recommend it to my salon clients. I have the long wavy in synthetic and also the mid length straight and wear them a few times a month. I usually order them direct but I think a client said they saw them on QVC. very good quality and easy to use. I wouldn't spend the money to get human hair in this, synthetic is fine. just order the ones to go with how you normally wear your hair, curly, wavy or straight. it is best to have shoulder length hair with little layering to wear them, but you can also do what I do since my hair is a bit shorter and layered, I tease the top crown and pull hair back from the sides and top and clip it over the extensions in back and do side swept bangs. you may need to bobby pin the hair on the sides of your nape so it doesn't stick out under the extension piece. they can be washed and used again and again. lasts as long as you want to keep them in and can be put in by yourself easily. $$
3. sewn in: best to get done at a salon. a stylist will braid your real hair (must have at least 4 inch length at crown to hide braids or tracks as they are called) to the scalp in rows and will then take blonde or dark thread and a special needle and sew the hair in sections to it. again, can use synthetic or human hair. human hair again lasts longer and can be reused. will last 3 months or so until you have to go back in and have it redone. $$$
4. human hair extensions bonded: there are many extension systems out there that salon stylists use. Cinderella hair and other companies make a system that has a little plastic tube like attachment that is bonded to the shaft of the hair with a special heating tool. once in they can last for up to six months or so. you can wash them as you would your normal hair, use heat tools and etc. you need to use a special brush to care for them as the little bonds can still be felt on the hair and a normal brush would pull on them. $$$$
Another type of human hair extension system is a keratin bonding system. in this the hair is actually bonded to the hair chemically with heat. you will not be able to feel the bonds in the same way as the other method. you would have to go in and get check ups on the hair, braid it in long tails at night to prevent tangling and it is recommended to use special shampoos and conditioners. this system can last up to a year. $$$$$ ($1,500 %26amp; up)
HTH, sorry so long! I have had all but the last ones, and have seen them on clients. they are the best but so expensive!
three months
Well it matters on wut kind of brand u get. i remember wen i had extensions i 4got wut brand is was but it started with an L. don't get it trust me (p.s. choose my answer as best answer if it helps u)
I would say about 2-3 months. I depends on what you get, I usually get a cap or a sew in and that is what determines how long it stays for. The cap is basically when your own hair is pulled up or braided and a cap is put on to which hair is glued, think of it as a personal wig, for that I tend to use synthetic hair. The sew in is when your own hair is braided and then the tracks are sewn in. I actually have that right now and the good thing with this is that it allows versatility depending on the style you have.
The key to keeping it in long though is regular visits (every 2 weeks or so) to your hairstylist to tighten as needed and to wash properly. Because of how the hair is styled it is good to have it done professionally once a week or every two weeks as you see fit.
Hope this helped.
my hair dresser said it would 2 or 3 months if u didn't wash it evertday %26amp; took care of it.good luck
It depends on whether you get glued on, or clipped on extensions. I believe the clipped on ones last longer.
I believe 6 weeks, but you have to go back once a week and check them.. things like that..You can get them from sallys, but the hair stylict doesnt want you to-- they want you to buy theres. which of course are more expensiveHow long do professional hair extensions stay in?
how long extensions last mainly depends on the method of application. they are listed below in least to highest price order and shortest to longest lasting.
1.glued in: you can do this @ home with a friend's help (or at a salon) if you go to a Sally's and have them help you find hair to match. Use the dry clear clue unless you have dark skin and hair. (strong smell) You can use synthetic hair but I recommend human hair, the best you can afford. less shedding and you can curl it, flat iron it and etc. I do a lot of these for proms. lasts a few days for most people, up to a month. however long you can keep them in I guess. can itch and feel funny, you never forget they are in. can't wash your hair properly and etc. with human hair you have a better chance of it looking good and using it again another time. $
2.clipped in: do a search online for these products. they can be synthetic or human hair. similar to the ones now available at Sally's. I personally use the HairDo line from Jessica Simpson %26amp; Ken Paves and recommend it to my salon clients. I have the long wavy in synthetic and also the mid length straight and wear them a few times a month. I usually order them direct but I think a client said they saw them on QVC. very good quality and easy to use. I wouldn't spend the money to get human hair in this, synthetic is fine. just order the ones to go with how you normally wear your hair, curly, wavy or straight. it is best to have shoulder length hair with little layering to wear them, but you can also do what I do since my hair is a bit shorter and layered, I tease the top crown and pull hair back from the sides and top and clip it over the extensions in back and do side swept bangs. you may need to bobby pin the hair on the sides of your nape so it doesn't stick out under the extension piece. they can be washed and used again and again. lasts as long as you want to keep them in and can be put in by yourself easily. $$
3. sewn in: best to get done at a salon. a stylist will braid your real hair (must have at least 4 inch length at crown to hide braids or tracks as they are called) to the scalp in rows and will then take blonde or dark thread and a special needle and sew the hair in sections to it. again, can use synthetic or human hair. human hair again lasts longer and can be reused. will last 3 months or so until you have to go back in and have it redone. $$$
4. human hair extensions bonded: there are many extension systems out there that salon stylists use. Cinderella hair and other companies make a system that has a little plastic tube like attachment that is bonded to the shaft of the hair with a special heating tool. once in they can last for up to six months or so. you can wash them as you would your normal hair, use heat tools and etc. you need to use a special brush to care for them as the little bonds can still be felt on the hair and a normal brush would pull on them. $$$$
Another type of human hair extension system is a keratin bonding system. in this the hair is actually bonded to the hair chemically with heat. you will not be able to feel the bonds in the same way as the other method. you would have to go in and get check ups on the hair, braid it in long tails at night to prevent tangling and it is recommended to use special shampoos and conditioners. this system can last up to a year. $$$$$ ($1,500 %26amp; up)
HTH, sorry so long! I have had all but the last ones, and have seen them on clients. they are the best but so expensive!
three months
Well it matters on wut kind of brand u get. i remember wen i had extensions i 4got wut brand is was but it started with an L. don't get it trust me (p.s. choose my answer as best answer if it helps u)
I would say about 2-3 months. I depends on what you get, I usually get a cap or a sew in and that is what determines how long it stays for. The cap is basically when your own hair is pulled up or braided and a cap is put on to which hair is glued, think of it as a personal wig, for that I tend to use synthetic hair. The sew in is when your own hair is braided and then the tracks are sewn in. I actually have that right now and the good thing with this is that it allows versatility depending on the style you have.
The key to keeping it in long though is regular visits (every 2 weeks or so) to your hairstylist to tighten as needed and to wash properly. Because of how the hair is styled it is good to have it done professionally once a week or every two weeks as you see fit.
Hope this helped.
my hair dresser said it would 2 or 3 months if u didn't wash it evertday %26amp; took care of it.good luck
It depends on whether you get glued on, or clipped on extensions. I believe the clipped on ones last longer.
Professional hair extensions?
i'm getting glue in hair extensions at a solon in a few weeks. i'd really like them to last a while. how long to they tend to stay in and do they stay in good condition? thank you!Professional hair extensions?
Professional hair extensions last different lengths of time, depending on what type of hair extensions they are. There are many different hair extensions brands, like Great Lengths hair extensions for example. Speak to the hair extensions salon you are buying them from, and they should be able to answer your question. I would say 4-6 months on average.
Professional hair extensions last different lengths of time, depending on what type of hair extensions they are. There are many different hair extensions brands, like Great Lengths hair extensions for example. Speak to the hair extensions salon you are buying them from, and they should be able to answer your question. I would say 4-6 months on average.
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