extentions for prom

I am getting extensions glued in for prom and they only need to last about a week or so. What are some low priced human hair extentions that I could find? Does anyone know of a store that sells them in south floida? I tried sallys beauty supply but they didn't have my color with wefts. please help! Thanks so much!!

I want to order online but Im afriad of not getting the right color- I have a reddish color hair and ive found it to be hard to match. I'm looking for about 18 inches or so and I want human hair so that it can be curled. Any tips?? Thanks again

Edited by DancerJ1025

machine tied wefts are long and and can be cut with having to worry about unravelling toomuch (I reccomend using a touch of nail glue on the edges anyhow)

hand tied wefts are shorter sections that you really shouldn't try to cut.

Either type can be glued in.

While I agree color matching can be difficult synth hair can be curled easily. 

though with human you can try for the closest color match you can find online and I'm pretty sure dying it if it isn't a perfect match shouldn't be too big of a problem.

the thing with HH is that if you want at all good quality its pretty expensive and you're only planning on wearing it a short time.

Try going to the salon you want to get the wefts installed in and see if they have hair available for purchase there.

If you have any ethnic beauty supply stores in your area, or any wig shops, try calling around and asking if they carry extension hair. You may have even more luck going to a black or Hispanic part of town, as more women in those communities wear extensions, so you're likely to find extension hair there. And if not, they're likely to have a color chart of some type where you can match your hair to a color number (say, #30) and then go home and order the hair online. Beauty-supply-store hair is usually not the best quality, but if it only needs ot last a week, they're your best bet.

Glued-in wefts sounds like a good option. You're having this done at a salon, right?

-Rae

It is possible if you can find hair close to your color (but not darker) to dye the hair with semi-permanent color.  If #30 for example is similar, but not quite red enough, find a red semi-permanent to put over it.  I would recommend getting the dye from a beauty supply, like Sally's, because you'll have a much greater color selection.