This is the first step into hair extensions is establishing a budget to have them installed and maintained. The information I am providing is strictly for my business and it varies month to month depending on the hair supplier, texture, length and color this will give you a basic idea from which you can decide if this process will be affordable for you.
These are the options that you need to sort through before arriving at a price:
1. Length: How long do you want the hair extensions to be? The longer it is, the more it costs.
2. Texture: What texture is your natural hair? Straight, wavy, curly, in-between? The texture of the extensions can enhance the natural texture of your hair but it needs to closely match it.
3. Density: How much natural hair do you have? Is it fine, medium or thick? We want to match and enhance the natural density of your hair. If you are just missing density in a certain spot we can address that spot. Or if you need density added all over that can be achieved.
4. Color: Hair extensions are colored to last longer and resist fading. If the color is ordered correctly it will create a seamless transition between the natural hair and extension hair.
5. Method of installation: Hand tied weft, Volume weft, fusion, tape in, beaded. Or a combination of any of these methods.
6. Maintenance: Each method varies in the amount of time between appointments. No matter the method I charge $100 per hour for maintenance.
All of these prices include the hair, the installation, and an extension brush.
