CLICK HERE for general pricing! Once I have your consultation form, I will be able to predict just how many rows, wefts, and what length we will need!

You bet your bottom dollar! Over the years I have obtained several certifications on various methods. However, I choose to solely offer IBE extensions! To learn why click here! I have also completed four Masters programs with IBE and believe that continued education is essential for doing extensions!

We want people to say, "Wow! Your hair looks great!" and not be saying, "Wow! Your *hair extensions* look great!" So it is important that we match your natural density. If you have thick hair naturally, be prepared to need a lot of extension hair to match! For fine hair, it is best we don't overdo it to avoid looking artificial! On average, each row holds 3-5 wefts (pieces) of hair. Length of hair will also play a part on how many wefts we use as longer hair is heavier and we don't want to overload the track. So in some cases we may spread the hair out across more rows. The average is 4 wefts per row

If you are looking for just thickness, one row. Two rows are able to give thickness and add length  (the amount of length depends on your natural hair density). Three rows of extensions can give you as much length as your heart desires in most cases! 

The longevity of well taken care of hair is about 9 months. For blondes, it may be less, and brunette shades tend to last even longer. After this time, you will want to replace your extension hair. By this point, you may be ready for a color change anyway! Be sure to follow these home care guidelines for the best longevity! Keep in mind that as you wear your hair, it will thin out and shorten over time with natural shedding and trims. Unlike your hair, the extension hair will not replenish itself. You can expect your extensions to shrink by a couple of inches over their lifespan. You can replace all of your hair at once, or opt for just a few pieces at a time every other move-up or so!

You can! But there are risks. Swimming can create discoloration to lighter shades and overall damage to the quality of the hair. If you choose to swim, we have guidelines for you. Click Here!

Yes! They can be altered slightly with color. We can root them, tone them, and low-light them. However, lightening them is not recommended. If you want to change up your hair color, we can simply add in a few wefts of new hair to mix the old with the new if it is a subtle change. Although, if you are wanting a big change, we will need to get new hair.

The ideal client has medium  density hair that is below their shoulders without any short layers or strong blunt edges. However, you can still get these done if you have thick hair but desire length, if you have length but desire fullness, or if you want to add in color without affecting your natural hair. Fill out this form and I will email you with my thoughts on whether or not this method is for you!

I have tried it ALL on myself and on my clients. I-tips, K-tips, Tape-ins, Machine wefts, you name it and I've done it! This method is fast, mess-free, comfortable, and offers the most coverage. No more dealing with slipping tape and messy removals.  Even more info

Not at all! There are a couple of golden rules to follow, like using the right products, brushing frequently, and wearing a braid to bed. Click here for a complete care guide! I also have some how-to videos on my IG! I do like to ask you if you are comfortable taking care of your own hair already. If you struggle to style your hair as it is, extensions would probably be difficult for you.

I personally stock the most popular lengths and colors! There are so many benefits to seeing a stylist that has hair on hand. While there is always a chance we may need to special order something for unique circumstances, most of the time we don't have to. This means you don't have to wait when you are ready for new hair. Or if you are feeling like changing it up that day, we can add a few pieces of a new color in. Sometimes if wefts become damaged and we need to replace them, we are able to do so right away. This also ensures we have the perfect blend of colors every time without having to guess from a swatch and hoping what we order works out. 

Ideally our first move-up appointment will be at 6 weeks. Following move-up appointments may be moved to 7, 8, or even 9+ weeks depending on your unique situation. I like the first check in to be a bit sooner so we can make sure your natural hair is handling the weight of the extensions well and sometimes at home maintenance routines need to be adjusted if early signs of matting are present at this first check in. I would want to get those changes made before allowing longer between move-ups.

You may choose to schedule your move-ups in coordination with your color appointments. If you color your hair every 6 weeks, you may wish to go ahead and do your move-ups at the same time. Or if you don’t color as often, you may opt for a move up every 8 weeks and a color every other time. Or the opposite and color every 4 weeks with a move up every other time. We will discuss your personal preferences together and come up with the perfect plan for you!