hair extensions

Have you spoken with any referrals that your stylist gave you? Their opinions will count for a lot.

By not using glues or chemicals, you're certainly eliminiating one possible cause of hair damage. If your stylist is experienced and uses enough hair to attach the weight of the extensions, there probably shouldn't be any trouble.

The aesthetics of hair extensions relies heavily on the stylist attaching them. Some look completely natural, and some look totally fake!

if you paid 40.00 for your hair its proubally going to shed alot and you will lose alot of the hair, if you ever want to buy good quality tract hair i will give you the name i buy it from its awesome quality i have used this company for 2 yrs now, and it last along time, you can do alot with itsheavy and nice pricey, about 230.00 for a full head of hair you could do about 4 tracts if you wanted to on your head

I am a hair extensionist and after years of not being able to find good quality hair I started to make my own. I hand-tie all of them myself and custom blend the texture and color of the hair the way you want it. My wefts are some of the thinnest available. And the quality is better than that of Great Lengths, Eurolocs, and Cinderella.