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I NEED LONG HAR. N O W
How much do I need tho?
100 grams is roughy consistent to 2 bags of tape in extensions
150 grams is roughly 3 bags of tape in extensions
When you buy a bottle of champagne you buy the big juicy one, you don't buy just enough for one mimosa. You need more for later. Same goes for extensions. If your unsure about 100 grams, go with the 150.
I compare all things to champagne.
Which kind do I get and why?
I gotta say, I'm all about the full juicy weft, BUT I love adding in tape-ins for some added length! Clips are always a good go to for the girl who is undecided between her short cute lob and long juicy locks.
Weft hair is sewn to a thin track of tiny beads which are linked into your hair. Easy peasy, no braid, no pulling, stays in up to 12+ weeks! With a weft you get fullness all across from ear to ear, no gaps, no holes & you can really add in that thickness your craving without taking up a ton of space on your scalp. Wefts are the easiest to hide , top and bottom!
Tape in hair is amaze for adding some length & fullness to your hair. Tapes are flat & have a silicone tab base, which have a medical grade adhesive layer to hold onto your hair. This tab is then sandwiched to another tape tab with a thin amount of your hair in the middle, flat & discrete! Up to 8 weeks of wear.
How do I book?
Please book a consultation with Richelle to determine the appropriate extensions, length, colour & amount. This will also give you a more accurate breakdown as to what your investment looks like price wise.
To book, click here my love.
B O O K
Please read about my booking & cancelation policies, there are no exceptions. Your time is just as valuable as mine & I plan to serve all of my amazing clients with the best services possible.
How do I maintain my new extensions?
First & foremost, your extensions are a luxurious investment. The best thing you can do for your hair is to treat it with LOVE!
- Brush softly morning & night with a good quality paddle brush
- Try to blow-dry only the root of your weft, letting your hair air dry will help tons.
- Ease up on the heat styling. Use a good quality iron that allows you to turn down the temperature, and do not set it on the hottest setting. Always use a heat protector & limit your heat amount. The more heat used, the less life your extensions will have.
Example:
I curl my hair roughly 1-2 times per month (I don't straighten it, this is the only heat I use) and I can make my hair last a year.
Pro Tip- flip your head & gather your already curled hair on top of your head & twist your hair tight into a little coil bun, when you wake your hair will be extra curly still!
-Wash your extensions softly to avoid a tangled mess. That being said, do not be afraid to scrub between your tapes/wefts to ensure your thoroughly cleaning your hair. Always use salon certified hair care products! Ask your stylist what the best option is.
My fav is Olaplex no.4 & no.5 (shampoo & conditioner) paired with no.3 treatment once a week for an extra healthy boost.
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