The Journal
Safety First!
Above all, client safety is the most important thing during a service. I want all of my clients to know how much I value their health and mine.
This is why in the last year, I have received training and understanding of proper sanitation and disinfection practices and procedures that reflect the current highest industry standards.
I have also completed a COVID-19 Certification for the Professional Beauty Industry.
In the Salon
Upon reopening, my chair will be sanitized before and after your visit.
I will continue to clean and sanitize all of my tools and drawers after each client and every night.
Please be patient while I clean my station and tools prior to your appointment.
Considering hair extensions?
I got you boo! Hereβs what you need to know!
Extension Methods
Tape
Tape Extensions are great if youβre looking to add length or volume to your current hairstyle but want more bang for your buck.
Tape extension bonds are larger than micro-link or fusion, which means more length and volume is achieved in less time and with less materials.
The best thing about tape extensions is that they are installed without heat or chemicals.
Micro-link
For those wanting to add length while still having flexibility with styling options micro-link extensions are your best bet.
Micro-links have more hair between the bonds in comparison to tape extensions, and are held together with beads instead of glue or tape.
This makes micro-links one of the cleanest and least time-consuming extension options for you!
Fusion
Fusions are perfect for those with medium/thick or natural texture that want to add length to their current hairstyle.
The small bonds are what make this method the least detectable and they also require less maintenance compared to tape and micro-link methods.
As a hot tool is used to install, this option is not recommended for those with damaged hair.
