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1.
How much does
hair weaving cost?
2.
How is the hair attached?
3.
What kind of
hair do you use?
4.
What about
maintenance?
5. How do I take
care of the hair?
How much does hair
weaving cost?
The cost of hair weaving depends
mostly on which method is used and
in some cases how much hair is
needed to make it all blend and look
natural. A full hair unit, which is
a base with 100% hair attached, can
start at $850 and up for a
more custom hair unit. Strand by strand
methods using the SoCap bonding
method starts at $1500. For our most
common method, track extensions, the
initial cost for hair, the service
to put it in and cut the hair, is
$300 and up.
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How
is the hair attached?
Our hair units can be attached
using a bonding method, microlinks,
or a small braided track using
sections of your own hair along with
a nylon thread and the hair unit is
sewn on to the braided track. The
strand by strand SoCap method uses a
protein/keratin bond to attach the
hair to centimeter sized sections.
Tracks attach the hair by making a
small braided track along the scalp
using small sections of the client’s
hair along with a nylon thread, then
sewing wefts of 100% human hair to
the track. Our hair units are
attached using either tracks made
with the existing hair sewing the
hair unit to the track, or bonding
the hair unit to the skin.
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What kind of hair do
you use?
We only use 100% human hair.
What about
maintenance?
With the tracks, you will need to
come in every 4-6 wks for us to
remove the hair, take out the braid,
and put it back in moving the track
either up a little or down so the
tracks aren’t always pulling the
same sections of hair.
Maintenance on tracks is $42
per track. Bonding requires you to
come in every three to four weeks
for us to remove the hair and bond,
shampoo the scalp, and reapply the
hair. The strand by strand
extensions last longer, but we ask
you to come in every 6 weeks to
check on the integrity of the bond.
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How do I take care of the hair?
The hair is 100% human so feel free
to use a flat iron, curling iron,
hot rollers and blow dryer on the
hair.
Please only use the quality
shampoos and conditioners we have
on the hair, as the hair
isn’t growing from your scalp it’s
not getting the natural oils from
your scalp so it can dry out much
faster.
When brushing the hair, start
at the bottom and work your way up
to the root.
Always use a thermal
protector on the hair when using
heated styling tools.
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Feel free to call
us or send us an e-mail if you have
anymore questions.
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