Install fusion, microbead, and tape in extensions

Hey everyone! Are you tired of having short hair? tired of doing everything possible to try and make it grow? I certainly was. Sure, you can go buy overly priced clip in extensions that last 2 months but is it really worth it? I found out about fusion extensions in 2012, and since then I've been addicted. Now, sometimes you hear people say that fusions are extremely damaging to your hair, BUT THAT IS ONLY TRUE if you do not take care of them or get them removed properly. I am also certified to do micro extensions and tape-in's.

I'm going to explain each type of extension works, how long they last, prices, and color matching, so bare with me!
The hair I use is called Grade AAA. It is considered Superior quality. Processed human hair, 1 gram of hair per strand, double drawn (which means it is the same length at the top as the bottom) Some people prefer single drawn (thinner at the bottom than the top) which I can easily order as long as I am told a few days before the appointment that that is your preference. A full head of hair normally needs 150 bonds to be 100% satisfied with your hair.

FUSION EXTENSIONS: Fusion extensions are hair attached to a U shaped Keratin bond. It is a very simple installation process. I use my heating tool to heat up the Keratin bond, pull a section of your hair into the U shaped bond and roll the now melted Keratin bond around the root of your hair. For Fusions I charge from $300 and up. They last up to 6 months with the proper care.

MICRO-BEAD EXTENSIONS: Micro-bead extensions are hair attached to an I tip shaped bond. They are very similar to fusions except the only difference is the installation does not involve heat. I put the bead on a loop shaped tool, slide it on to a piece of real hair, and then stick the I shaped tip into the bead as well. I then close the bead, fusing the real hair and extension together with a pair of pliers. For Micro-beads I charge from $400 and up.  They also last up to 6 months with proper care.

TAPE-IN EXTENSIONS: Tape In's are a bit different. The strands of hair are thicker than the other two methods. The tape is about an inch long and sticks to a piece of your real hair. Then I take another piece and press it against the other extension. This meaning your real hair will be in between the two pieces of tape, extension attached. I then flat iron the two piece of tape gently to get extra security. For Tape-In's I charge from $250 and up.... and they last anywhere between 2-4 months, again depending on the care.