Length and volume that blends seamlessly.
Extensions should be something you notice on you, not something other people notice on you. We color-match to your existing hair, place wefts based on your density and where you part, and then cut and blend everything so it moves as one.
Our Montrose stylists work with premium human hair in tape-in, sew-in, and fusion methods. The right method depends on your natural hair's strength, your lifestyle, and how often you are willing to come in for maintenance. We will walk you through the trade-offs honestly before you commit.
Lightweight wefts taped close to the scalp, ideal for fine to medium hair.
Wefts sewn to a small braid or bead row for security and longer wear.
Individual strands bonded for maximum movement and versatility.
Added density for fine or thinning hair without added length.
Custom blending, including highlighted and multi-tonal matches.
Move-ups, re-taping, and safe removal that protects your natural hair.
We assess your natural hair, choose a method, and match color and texture.
Wefts or bonds are placed for your density, part, and how you wear your hair.
Everything is cut together so the extensions disappear into your own hair.
We teach you how to brush, wash, and sleep in them so they last.
Tape-ins typically need a move-up every six to eight weeks. Sew-ins go six to ten weeks. With good care, quality hair can be reused across several move-ups.
Applied and removed correctly, and maintained on schedule, they should not. Damage almost always comes from leaving them in too long or from at-home removal.
Often yes, with the right method. Tape-ins and small volume sets distribute weight well. We will tell you honestly if your hair is not a good candidate.
Your natural hair, yes. Extension hair does not lift like natural hair, so we plan color around it, usually before installation.
Sulfate-free shampoo, a loop brush, conditioner on mid-lengths only, and loosely braided hair at night. We go through all of it at your appointment.
Tape-ins are lightweight wefts placed close to the scalp and suit fine to medium hair, with move-ups every six to eight weeks. Sew-ins attach wefts to a small braid or bead row, hold securely, and go six to ten weeks between services. Fusion bonds individual strands for maximum movement and versatility. The right choice depends on your natural hair's strength, your lifestyle, and how often you realistically come in for maintenance. We walk through the trade-offs honestly before you commit.
Extensions that get noticed are usually badly matched or badly cut. We color-match to your existing tone, including highlighted and multi-tonal blends, place wefts based on your density and where you part, then cut everything together so the extensions disappear into your own hair. Extension hair does not lift like natural hair, so color planning happens before installation, not after.
Applied and removed correctly and maintained on schedule, extensions should not damage your hair. Damage almost always comes from leaving them in past the move-up window or from at-home removal. If your hair is not a good candidate, we say so. For fine or thinning hair, small volume sets distribute weight better than full-length installs, and if thinning is the underlying concern, a trichology consultation is the more useful starting point.
Sulfate-free shampoo, a loop brush, conditioner on mid-lengths and ends only, and hair loosely braided at night. We go through all of it at your appointment and you leave knowing exactly how to care for them. With good maintenance, quality hair can be reused across several move-ups. Book a consultation and match at (818) 523-6227, or see the gallery for recent installs.
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