Nope! As long as they're installed correctly and maintained properly, beaded row extensions should not cause any damage to your natural hair. Plus, since they're installed with beads and not glue or tape, there's no need for harsh chemicals or heat.

With proper maintenance, beaded row extensions can last up to 6-10 weeks. After that, you'll need to come back in for a touch-up appointment to have the extensions moved up closer to the scalp.

Absolutely! Beaded row extensions are designed to blend seamlessly with your natural hair, so you can style your hair just as you normally would. However, it's important to avoid using heat tools directly on the beads themselves to prevent damage.

Yes, you can! In fact, many of our clients love beaded row extensions specifically for their active lifestyles. Just be sure to tie your hair up and avoid any activities that may put excessive strain on the extensions.

Maintenance is pretty simple! You'll just need to come in for touch-up appointments every 6-10 weeks to have the extensions moved up closer to the scalp. It's also important to use a gentle shampoo and conditioner, and to avoid any products containing sulfates or alcohol.

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The longevity of hand-tied extensions largely depends on how well they are cared for and maintained. With proper care and maintenance, hand-tied extensions can last up to 6-8 months. However, it's important to come in for regular touch-up appointments every 6-8 weeks to ensure the extensions stay close to the scalp and maintain their natural look.

Yes, beaded row extensions can work for thin hair. However, it's important to work with a professional hairstylist who can assess your hair type and determine the best method and placement for the extensions. They may recommend using a smaller bead size or placing the extensions in specific areas to avoid adding too much weight to the hair. It's also important to properly maintain the extensions to prevent any damage or stress on the natural hair.

Your extension hair can be changing color for a few reasons. Here are some typical reasons why and what you can do to prevent it.

The first thing you need to know is that this extension hair has gone through multiple rounds of chemical treatments and rounds of color depositing to take them from the dark hair they once were to the color they now are. Like any natural hair that is colored, artificial color can leak from the hair after time due to the porosity of the hair changing. To prevent expedited porosity changes - make sure you are consulting with your stylist on the products that you are using. There is an intense science to the pH level and ingredients used in hair product - it being the #1 reason for hair not maintaining it’s color.

Heat styling hair can TREMENDOUSLY change the color of your hair. At most, heat styling tools should not exceed 325 degrees when styling extensions. Heat exposure to hair can burn off artificial color molecules as well as leave your hair burnt resulting is warm tones. Continuous heat styling without the use of proper heat protectants and correct hydration procedures will leave hair unprotecting leaving it highly susceptible to color change and brittleness.

Environmental Stressors - it’s crazy to think the stepping outside of your house can change the color of your hair but it’s always a potential. Pool water, Ocean water, Lake water - SUNSHINE, all of these can affect your hair color! It CAN NOT be stressed enough the importance of proper home care to prevent your investment from being negatively affects - but lets not forget that these stressors, heat styling and improper care products will also negatively affect your natural hair!

Be sure to consult with your stylist continually about the needs of your hair and extension hair needs as we navigate through the seasons of life!