Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Hair Extension Maintenance.

Most clients return every 4–8 weeks depending on extension method, hair growth, and activity level. During a consult we’ll recommend a personalized schedule to prevent matting, slippage, or visible bonds and maintain a fresh, natural appearance.

When performed correctly by trained stylists, maintenance protects natural hair. We use gentle techniques, assess bond health, and recommend treatments to strengthen hair. Proper care and timely adjustments minimize stress and reduce long-term damage risk.

Services can include inspection of bonds, tightening or moving wefts, deep conditioning, detangling, trimming, and minor repairs. Exact tasks depend on extension type and condition; your stylist will outline recommended steps and pricing during consultation.

Yes. We can reposition, tighten, or move extensions to accommodate new growth, improve placement, or change styling. Some adjustments require reapplication or additional time; pricing varies by method and complexity, which we’ll explain before starting.

Use sulfate-free shampoo, gentle brushing with a loop or paddle brush, sleep with braids or a silk pillowcase, and avoid excessive heat. Follow product recommendations and contact us if you notice loosening, tangling, or discomfort between visits.

Different extension methods—tape, beads, fusion, sew-in, or clip-ins—require varying labor, materials, and time. Pricing reflects complexity, necessary repairs, and whether reinstallation is required. We provide transparent quotes after assessing your extensions and hair.