Hair Extensions

That every strand runs with the cuticles facing the same direction, just as hair grows. The hair tangles less, keeps its shine longer and stays soft even after many washes.

If your hair is fine or thin, tape, keratin strands and mesh are usually the gentlest. With normal to thick hair, hair wefts, invisible weft and butterfly weft all work well. We go through your hair at a free consultation.

Yes, both darker and lighter. Have a stylist do the coloring and test on a small strand first, so the result is even.

Tape is moved up every 8–10 weeks, microrings and microwefts every 2–3 months. Keratin strands last 3–4 months and are then reset completely. Clip-in, halo and ponytail only stay in for the day you wear them.

It depends on the method and how thick your own hair is. Keratin strands are sold in packs of 20, where 40–80 strands give thickening and 100–140 an extension. Tape is sold in packs of 20 g, and one Luxury clip-in set is enough for a full extension. Send us a photo of your hair and we will work out the amount for you.

Yes, human hair handles flat irons and curling irons just like your own. Always use heat protection and keep the temperature down – extensions get no new nourishment from the scalp.

Both are attached to microrings and lie flat against the head. Invisible weft has a thin, invisible top that blends into the scalp. Butterfly weft has pre-drilled holes that the rings are threaded through and is never sewn.

With a mild, sulfate-free shampoo in lukewarm water – let the lather run through the lengths. Conditioner and masks go in the lengths and ends, never at the bonds. Let the hair air dry and brush it only once dry.

Photograph your hair in daylight without flash and send us the picture, and we will match the shade. In the salon we hold the color chart against your own hair. Two shades blended often looks the most natural.

Clip-in, halo and ponytail you put in yourself in a few minutes. Tape, keratin, microrings and hair wefts need a technician – we handle installation and reinstallation in Stockholm and Uppsala.