We recommend that three months after the initial installation you visit your Great Lengths approved salon for regular maintenance appointments every 4 - 6 weeks. During these maintenance appointments it may be necessary to remove bonds that have become untidy and replace them with new extensions. This is dependant on the individual and will vary according to ones natural hair growth. See similar questions...

The Great Lengths technologies ensure that there is no damage to your own hair, providing that you follow the correct after care program as recommended by your Great Lengths technician and you visit the hair salon for a regular maintenance (preferably monthly). Your hair should be in the same condition after the extensions are removed as it was before, if not better. See similar questions...

This would depend on the reason for the hair loss. Great Lengths is ideal for adding volume to naturally thinning hair. We do not recommend hair extensions for hair loss due to illness. See similar questions...

Chemical services can be applied by an approved Great Lengths technician only as they are trained to use the correct products and procedures that will maintain the integrity of the 'protein bond'. See similar questions...

A Great Lengths technician can easily remove the extensions from your own hair, without causing any damage to your own hair, by using a Great Lengths removal solution. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

The Great Lengths technologies ensure that there is no damage to your own hair, providing that you follow the correct after care program as recommended by Chazz, the Great Lengths artist. Visit her for regular maintenance (preferably monthly) and your hair should be in the same condition after the extensions are removed as it was before, if not better. See similar questions...

The hair extension service is a service where pieces of hair are bonded to the ends of your natural hair to create a long hair look or add thickness to your natural hair. Read more about hair extensions here. See similar questions...

As far as your hair goes, you can use Curlaway before, during and after extensions, but you should make sure that the glue is not weakened by Curlaway. I would suggest you apply the extensions to clean hair and add Curlaway to the shaft of hair below the glue. See similar questions...

As with any system, hair extensions should not be left in for more than 3 to 4 months. This is mainly due to the grow out factor. Once your hair grows out 2” or more, the extensions become unstable and can break some of your own hair. No. HairXtend has a complete line of beautiful colors in a variety of hair types and your Hairstylist can match your hair extensions to your own including highlighted hair. See similar questions...

Depending on your natural hair growth and proper care a full head of extensions will last around 4 to 6 weeks. Back to top See similar questions...

This will depend on your hair extension care, what you are comfortable with, how quickly your hair grows, how often you wash your hair extensions. Although the bonds are a gentle hold, they are VERY secure. The bonding will become very comfortable after a washing or 2. Most bonds will last up to 6 weeks and longer. I don't recommend you let a bond go longer than 6 weeks. As with other hair extension systems, your hair can tangle if you let it grow out too long. See similar questions...

Great Lengths extensions last 4 to 6 months depending on how they are applied and how well you take care of them. We recommend that you come in for maintenance every month after the initial installation. During these maintenance appointments it may be necessary to detangle hair or remove any bonds that have become untidy and replace them with new extensions. This is dependant on the individual and will vary according to ones natural hair growth. See similar questions...