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Hair Rehab London

Hair extension process

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Often people say that their hair extensions damaged their hair or they wouldn’t consider them because of the damage it causes.

The purpose of hair extensions is to enhance the hair not damage it.

If you, as the client, and me, as the hair extension technician, follow the below 4 steps no damage will occur.

 

CONSULTATION

I offer a free hair extension consultation where we determine if you are suitable for extensions, your requirements and lifestyle and what the best method would be for you. We also do a colour match at this point to get the perfect blend. You will be advised on aftercare products that you will require, which we are happy to supply for you.

 

Note: Until we carry out a consultation, I am unable to provide a final price.

 

APPLICATION

After testing endless supplier’s hair and methods, I am proud with the hair choice and brands I can offer you.

 

The individual method creates a free flowing hairstyle just like your very own natural hair and it lets your scalp breathe there is nothing on your scalp and they lie flat to your head and this will let your hair grow.

 

Each bond is fitted with a like for like weight (i.e. if the strand is 1g, I take 1g of your hair to attached it to) This creates a weightless feeling over your hair and doesn’t feel as though your hair is overloaded with too much weight.

 

Aftercare & maintenance

After fitting, all clients are given a demo on how to care for their extensions and you can refer to HB3 Hair's full aftercare guide online at anytime. 

 

Follow the guide to ensure you are booking in for your refresh and refit appointments at the right time to prevent any issues with your natural hair inc matting.

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REMOVAL

I always recommend you have your extensions removed professionally by me to ensure it is done propely. If hair is not removed by me, I cannot be held responsible for any damage that may be caused.

Removing yourself, or by anyone unqualified can cause damage to the hair (trust me – I lost around 6 inches and 1/2 the thickness of my hair some years ago…!)

 

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