Choosing Your Extensions
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How do I choose the right type of extensions?
It comes down to how long you want to wear them and who puts them in. Clip-ins: you put them in and take them out yourself, for a day, a night or an event. Halo: one piece that sits on a clear wire. No clips, and the quickest to put on. Tape-ins: semi-permanent, flat and light. Installed by a st... -
It depends on three things: how thick your own hair is, the length you want, and the method you choose. Here's what most people use. Each product page shows the exact pack details, and weights are approximate. Clip-ins: one 7-piece seamless set, 120 grams at 16" or 150 grams at 20". Halo: one 80...
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What hair textures do you offer?
We carry six textures. Straight, wavy and curly are our natural, virgin textures. Relaxed straight, tight curly and kinky curly are steam-set: we wrap the hair on rods and set it with steam, with no chemicals. Tape-ins also come in kinky straight, which matches hair that's been blown out or press... -
It depends on the method. With good care: Clip-ins and halos: 12 months or more, and 2 years or more if you wear them now and then. Tape-ins: up to about 6 months per install, and you can re-tape and reuse the same hair 3 to 4 times. Sew-in wefts: 6 to 12 months. What makes the biggest differenc...
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We don't sell hair samples, but there are three easy ways to try before you commit: Color Ring: every color we stock, plus the ones we can custom make. Texture Ring: a sample of each texture. One pack: order a single pack to see the quality, color and texture up close. Want to go deeper? Color R...
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How long should my hair be for extensions?
For most methods, your own hair needs to be at least a few inches long so the extensions have something to hold onto and can blend. Clip-ins: about 3-4 inches. Tape-ins: about 4-6 inches. Fusion (I-tips and U-tips): about 4-6 inches. Sewn-in wefts: about 5-7 inches. Shorter hair? Choose a length... -
Clip-in or tape-in: which is right for me?
It depends on how often you'll wear them. Clip-ins are temporary: you put them in yourself in minutes and take them out at night. Tape-ins are semi-permanent: a stylist installs them, and they stay in for 4-6 weeks before a move-up. Choose clip-ins if you want extensions for events or weekends, ...
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