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The hair extension method you choose should be based on the client’s natural hair condition, hair density, lifestyle, desired result and commitment to maintenance. Begin with a thorough consultation and assess the condition, strength and density of the client’s natural hair and scalp. Consider their lifestyle, styling habits, desired result and ability to follow the required maintenance programme. Tape extensions provide efficient application and discreet coverage, weft extensions are particularly suitable for creating fullness, and clip-in extensions offer a temporary option. If the natural hair cannot safely support the proposed installation, the service should be adapted or postponed.

Yes, different hair extension methods can be used together. Combining different methods, attachment sizes or shades can produce a more personalised result. For example, a weft may provide the principal length and fullness, while smaller tape extensions can improve coverage or blending in selected areas. Every attachment must remain appropriate for the density of the natural hair supporting it.

To select the right amount of hair extensions, assess the client’s natural hair density, length, haircut and desired result. Adding volume generally requires less hair than creating a substantial increase in length. Short, blunt or particularly dense hair usually requires more extension hair to achieve a seamless blend. Avoid adding more weight than the natural hair can safely support.

Hair extensions should be colour matched to the client’s mid-lengths and ends rather than relying solely on the root colour. Assess the hair in natural daylight wherever possible and consider its undertone, dimension and colour distribution. Blending two or more shades often produces a more natural result than using one uniform colour.

DeepIN Hair extensions are stocked in many of our Sally and Salon Services stores. Use our Click & Collect option to see if your preferred shade(s) are available in your local store.

To ensure your hair extensions looks natural, they must be successfully blended. Successful blending depends on the method placement, colour, texture, quantity, and the finishing cut. Keep the extension attachments away from visible hairlines and areas exposed by the client’s usual parting or hairstyles. Once the extensions are fitted, shape and blend them into the natural hair without unnecessarily removing their density.

The maintenance required for hair extensions depends on the attachment method. Clip-in extensions should be removed before sleep. Tape and sewn-in weft methods commonly require maintenance every 6 to 8 weeks, but some clients may need earlier appointments. Do not rely on a fixed timetable alone. Consider the client’s hair growth, attachment movement, natural shedding, matting and overall condition. Book the next visit before the client leaves, and advise clients to book a maintenance appointment sooner if they notice:

• Tape slipping
• Twisting attachments
• Dropping rows
• Root matting
• Excessive tangling
• Pulling or discomfort
• Visible attachments

Each section of natural hair must be clean, controlled and proportionate to the weight of the extension being attached. A section that is too fine may create excessive tension; one that is too thick can affect security and comfort. The extension should move naturally without pulling, twisting or trapping surrounding hairs.

You must leave sufficient space for comfortable movement and natural hair growth when applying hair extensions. Attachments placed too close may feel tight, restrict movement and create unnecessary tension. Those placed too far away may become visible, unstable or prone to tangling. Always check comfort before completing the service.

When removing hair extensions, never pull, force or rush an attachment. Use the correct professional tools and remover for the method, support the natural hair and work through each attachment carefully. After removal, gently separate and brush away naturally shed hairs before washing or refitting. Explain this shedding to the client in advance so that it is not mistaken for sudden hair loss.

At Salon Services, we stock a range of DeepIN Hair extension accessories to help ensure their safe removal including tape extension remover.

Do not fit hair extensions if the client has active hair loss, significant breakage, scalp irritation, open wounds, or hair that cannot safely support the proposed service. Recommend appropriate professional advice where necessary and reassess the client when their hair and scalp are in a suitable condition.

Tape extensions may not be the best option for clients with excessively oily hair or scalp, frequent exposure to water (such as swimming), or styling habits that place considerable tension on the attachments. Suitability must also be assessed carefully where the natural hair is fragile, actively shedding or unable to support the extension weight.

Common causes of tape extensions slipping include:

• Oil, conditioner or product residue near the roots
• Insufficient cleansing before application
• Touching the adhesive
• Taking an incorrect section size
• Incomplete pressure across the tape
• Washing too soon after installation, (you must wait 48 hours before washing hair with tape-in extensions)

Both adhesive surfaces must align fully, with no stray hairs crossing the attachment.

Any colour work on DeepIN hair extensions should only be considered professionally after strand testing.

DeepIN hair extensions should be treated like your own hair, with care and proper heat protection products. Keep the temperature of heat styling tools low, as high heat and repeated styling reduce lifespan.

Yes, you can wash DeepIN hair extensions. Washing hair with semi-permanent extensions such as tape-in, sew-in or bond, and removable clip-in extensions should be done gently to protect the attachments and keep the hair smooth. Clip-in extensions should be removed and washed separately.

First, detangle the hair using a soft brush, starting at the ends and working up to the roots, using your other hand to firmly hold the hair near the bonds or wefts. Using lukewarm water, cleanse the scalp gently using an extension-safe, sulphate-free shampoo, and avoid twisting or rough scrubbing. Avoid conditioner, masks, oils and heavy styling products on tape tabs or attachment points.

Clip-in extensions should be removed before sleep. Tape-in and weft extensions can be slept in. Dry hair fully, brush through, and tie hair in a loose braid or low ponytail.

Swimming in hair extensions needs extra care, as chlorine and salt can dry the hair and affect bonds.

Yes, tape and weft extensions can be reused if they have been professionally removed, properly cared for and remain in suitable condition. Before every refit, inspect the hair and attachment area for tangling, shedding, damage, adhesive residue or deterioration. Replacement tapes, rings or thread must be used as required. Clip-in extensions can be reused as desired.