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I take the cost of the hair and postage (assuming that each order goes in undividually) so for example the hair costs £150, plus £8 postage.... then my hourly rate of £40 per hour for say 2.5hrs for bonds/micros. So it would come in at £258 as an example. Not one complaint as that then lasts...

A few years ago I had to replace hundreds of pounds worth of hair aswell the shedding was awful and it all matted within a couple of washes. Got no where with them I even got accused of tampering with the hair....

Angel remy hon. Best to phone them for their different lengths as they aren't all on the website. I usually get 5-6 months per set generally sometimes longer xxx

Yes to everything hairart just said!! If you get a bad feeling, don't do it! You will know what's going to look good or not. I'm finding myself doing a lot of 12" extensions just now for the Khloe kardashian style. Don't let people dictate length in inches either, a lot of people seem to thing...

For me it's a real mix but I have a mixed age range of 18-60 for extensions!! :) xxx

Yeah 0.5g for really fine hair, or half the 1g bonds :) also just keep in mind a 1g strand of 10" hair looks twice as thick as 1g strand of 20" so you will need more of the longer lengths to give a thicker look xxx

Potential damage xxx

I charge the cost of the hair then a set price pet hour to fit them. I hsve an example price list for each length of 8-22" and for full, 3/4 and 1/2 but say it's a bespoke service and a final cost will be given at consultation depending on the required result. If they have fine hair and want...

I do extra full, full, 3/4, half etc.... With that being approx 220g, 180g, 140g, 100g and so on. If someone has a smaller head or fine hair for instance ill tell them they only need a 3/4 head or 1/2 head; I would never palm them off telling them it's a full head (even though it is a full head...

I charge £60-75 for full balayage (same as full foils - standard pricing for my area) but the more I think about this the more I feel I should put the price up as I hardly ever see these clients compared to foil clients due to the ease of regrowth! Xxx

Hiya my mum was recommended no colouring at all through chemo either. I would go with sugarplumfaery's suggestion of color wow or similar to help hide any regrowth just now. My mum became sensitive to loads of stuff during chemo so it's a big risk xxx Edit: I do hope your dear mum is feeling as...

I don't get how you can open the rings and push it up when you have stitching in it aswell. I remove the weave and rings, comb through and re do completely. Takes about an hour including trim and styling :)

Angel remy have blue and grey if you call them :)

Thanks guys I didn't want to do it at all anyway so ill call her and say I can't get anything. A known allergy gives me the heebyjeebys!! Xxx

Hi everyone I have a potential client who knows she has a ppd allergy however still wants her hair coloured. (she has home hair colour on just now that looks around a 6.3ish) I usually use rusk deep shine however as far as I'm aware they do not do a ppd free range. The client is approx 50%...

There are times her roots look a little warm and unblended for about 3 days..... then they get fixed! I'm sure she's paid massive amounts of money for this! Xxx

I agree with Cams97 I tend to soft point cut section at a time to soften the look, extensions are notorious for looking blunt x

I had it done to my own hair and ir really messed up the tone. Hair was smooth straight and banana yellow :( :(

You could possibly be taking a reaction to the metal in the beads? Have you any known allergies? If this is the case it's best to have them removed, I'd go back to whoever done them and have it checked. Sometimes around the 3 week mark people can get itching as the hairs shedding inside the...

Oh no :( sorry I was of no assistance for this one :( xxx