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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Clip-in Extension.
With proper care and storage, high-quality clip-ins can last one to three years depending on frequency of wear, heat styling, and maintenance. We'll advise on care to maximize lifespan and keep them looking fresh.
When applied and removed correctly, clip-ins are gentle and non-damaging. Our stylists ensure secure, low-tension placement and teach removal techniques to avoid breakage; avoid sleeping in clips and use protective styling for daily wear.
Many human-hair clip-ins can be colored and heat-styled to blend seamlessly, but synthetic varieties cannot. We recommend consulting our stylists before coloring; professional color ensures even results and preserves extension integrity.
Store clip-ins in a breathable container or their original packaging, free from moisture and tangling. Keep them brushed, loosely braided or hung, and away from heat or sunlight to maintain shape and prevent damage.
Appointments typically range from thirty to seventy-five minutes depending on desired look, number of wefts, and any cutting or blending required. We'll assess during consultation and allocate enough time for a flawless, secure installation.
Swimming and heavy sweating can loosen clips and damage extensions, especially if exposed to chlorine or salt water. We recommend removing clip-ins for swimming and using protective styles and sweat-wicking barriers when exercising.