Hair Extensions in Aurora, Colorado

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between tape-in, sew-in, and clip-in extensions?

The main difference is how they attach. Tape-in extensions use adhesive strips and typically last 4–8 weeks. Sew-in extensions are braided into your hair and can last 8–12 weeks with proper care. Clip-in extensions are temporary—you put them in and take them out daily. Each has pros and cons for maintenance, longevity, and comfort. Ask your specialist which works best for your routine.

How do I care for extensions once I have them?

This depends on the type. Most require gentler handling than natural hair—avoid rough brushing right at the roots, use sulfate-free products, and don't sleep with wet hair if they're tape-in or sew-in. Your specialist should give you a full aftercare guide. Follow it closely in the first few days; that's when they settle best.

How often will I need to come back?

For tape-in and sew-in, typically every 4–8 weeks, depending on how fast your hair grows. Clip-in extensions don't require salon visits. Ask your specialist at your first appointment how often they recommend return visits to keep your extensions looking good.