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I had wonderful experience this morning. I arrived 2 minutes prior to my appointment time ...more
Very professional. I asked for medium knotless waist length box braids. They did an amazin...more
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Time wise it's good and the braids are very good and nice
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Keratin Bond Extensions.
With proper care, Keratin Bond Extensions can last three to six months before needing removal or repositioning. Regular maintenance appointments every 6-8 weeks help address new growth and keep bonds secure while preserving your natural hair health.
When applied and removed professionally, Keratin Bond Extensions minimize damage. Proper bond placement, appropriate weight distribution, and routine upkeep reduce stress on roots. Follow stylist guidance and avoid excessive tension or DIY adjustments to protect your natural hair.
Yes, you can use heat styling on the extension lengths, but avoid applying direct high heat to the keratin bonds. Use heat protectant products and moderate temperatures to preserve bond integrity and extension lifespan. Consult your stylist for safe techniques.
Our stylists section hair, fuse small extension strands to your natural hair using a heated tool and keratin bonds, then shape and blend for a natural finish. The process takes skill and typically requires two to four hours depending on density.
Brush gently with a loop or soft bristle brush, avoid tugging near bonds, wash with sulfate-free products, and dry roots thoroughly. Sleep on a satin pillow and schedule regular salon check-ups to tighten or reposition bonds as needed.
Keratin Bond Extensions work well on many hair types, but assessment is necessary. Fine or fragile hair may require lighter installations, while coarse textures often blend beautifully. Our stylists evaluate thickness, health, and goals to recommend the best extension approach.
