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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Tape-In Extensions.
Tape-in extensions generally last 6–8 weeks before a maintenance appointment. With proper care and professional re-taping, we can reuse the same hair several times. Lifespan depends on growth, tape condition, and how well you follow care instructions.
When applied and removed by trained stylists, tape-in extensions cause minimal damage. Proper sectioning, correct tape placement, and gentle removal safeguard hair integrity. Regular maintenance and at-home care reduce risk of breakage and support healthy natural hair.
Pricing varies by hair length required, the number of tapes for density, and selected hair quality. We offer a personalized consultation to assess needs and provide a tailored quote, ensuring transparent pricing and optimal results for your budget.
Light styling with low heat is fine, but coloring should be done by professionals to avoid damage or mismatched tones. Bring us your desired shade during consultation so we can color-match or professionally process extensions for seamless, long-lasting results.
Use sulfate-free shampoos, avoid oily roots, brush gently with a loop brush, and sleep with hair braided or in a silk pillowcase. Schedule regular salon maintenance and follow stylist instructions to keep tapes clean, secure, and reusable as long as possible.
Yes, tape-ins can be excellent for fine hair when applied correctly with lightweight wefts and strategic placement. A consultation helps determine how many tapes and which hair type will provide natural-looking volume without overloading fragile strands.