The great thing about our human hair is it comes with the perm in it and you can choose your color. You may, but it is advisable to not color or perm the hair since it has already been processed.

middot; Pregnant women often have concerns about the safety of hair dyes and permanents during pregnancy. There is no scientific data on this issue, but it seems unlikely that these types of exposures are harmful. Some women have found that permanents during pregnancy may not "take."

The great thing about our human hair is it comes with the perm in it and you can choose your color. You may, but it is advisable to not color or perm the hair since it has already been processed.

Patients must wait one full month after their procedure to color, perm, or chemically treat the hair in any way. Dr. Griffin recommends that patients who color or perm their hair schedule a treatment for the week prior to the procedure. Even the day before surgery is fine.

Although human hair extensions can be dyed and permed, we do not recommend coloring or perming human hair extensions, as they have already been chemically processed. We cannot assume responsibility for any damages that might result from coloring or perming. However, if the client wishes to dye our extension, we recommend coloring our pieces from a lighter to a darker color.

There are several textures and colors available. Therefore, It's best to match the color you desire before color change. Because the hair has been processed and sterilized, we advise not doing any chemical treatments on it, as it can be ruined easily or may not come out the color you desire. If you choose to do this color alteration, please test strip.

Yes, it is possible, but it depends on the condition and the elasticity of the hair. Only a professional stylist can make this judgment. Call for a complimentary consultation.

You should always choose 2 or 3 different shades of hair to give a matching natural look, to your own hair and a lighter shade to give your hair some highlights.

Yes, the extensions can be colored but only darker. It is recommended to use only 10 volume peroxide.

No. You have dead human hair, which has been previously bleached, colored or permed among other strong chemicals; the use of more chemicals will deteriorate the quality of the hair extensions. DON’T ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE POLYWAX YOURSELF; YOUR HAIR MAY BREAK OFF. IF YOU CHOOSE TO LET A HAIRDRESSER WHO IS NOT BEEN TRAINED ON POLYWAX REMOVAL, YOU MAY EXPERIENCE HAIR BREAKAGE OR DAMAGE.

NO! It is definitely NOT advisable for you to color your own hair with Hair Extensions. If you want your hair color done, I can perform this service for you. I do advise my clients to have their hair color done prior to their Hair Extension application. As I have already stated, it is recommended to have your hair color done at least three days before your Hair Extensions application.

YES! As a licensed Cosmetologist I have been fully trained to cut, color, and style hair, and can do these services for you either before or after your Hair Extension application. Once your Hair Extensions have been applied, I will cut your hair so that it will be well blended and look natural, and of course, absolutely fabulous.

Yes if you use Restoria Perm which is specially formulated for use with colored or dyed hair. Other perms tend to strip all color from the hair as they have a hydrogen peroxide neutraliser. Express for Women is the natural hair coloring product that colors premature gray hair in just 5 minutes. copy; Copyright 2005 The Ward Group Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. Restoria® is a registered trademark of The Ward Group Pty Ltd.

Hair coloring products can generally be used six weeks after healing is completed and the scalp flakiness has ceased. Permanents or straightening products can be used three months after healing. Always perform the patch test to a small area as recommended by the manufacturers of the products, before application to the entire scalp.

Perms are very modern now with a vast range of styles that look completely natural. Your stylist will carry out a full consultation to establish your suitability and discuss the various options available to you.

Hair Extensions are perfect for most people. However, there could be factors, such as unsuitable current hair condition, hair loss, or hair damage that could prevent extensions from being an option. These factors will be discussed during your consultation.

This depends on many factors. Your design choice may influence how long it will last. Also, how you personally care for your extension and hair replacement pieces will certainly influence their longevity.

PERM is a national effort by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to measure the accuracy of payments made through Medicaid and State Children's Health Insurance Program. In Alaska, Denali KidCare is the name of the children's health insurance program.

Braids can be damaging to the scalp and hair if you fail to cleanse, moisturize, and treat the scalp. Beware of tight braids that pull the hair follicles. Damaged scalp and hair can result in severe and permanent hair loss. We recommend frequent cleansing with The Best Salon Professional Moisturizing Shampoo™ featuring C.A.N.T.E.L.™. Thoroughly towel dry all braided extensions by carefully blotting all sections. Then, liberally apply Africare Hair and Body Oil™ over the scalp.

No, do not perm your beautiful new eyelash extensions. Anyway you won’t have to as the extension lashes hold their lovely shape. Using an eyelash curler is not recommended and will lessen the life of your eyelash extensions and perhaps damage them.