Hair extensions in pregnancy

[sazzle_g]

So I'm only a hairdresser and don't do extensions but I wondered what the situation was with having extensions applied during first semester?

I have the ordered already but can't ask the girl who does them for me as it's really really early days and I'm not telling anyone!

Bit miffed I didn't already dye my hair now but just goin to put toner on my mid-lengths and ends to see me thru til after the 12 week mark.

 

[persianista]

You need to tell her as some types of ext are contraindicated during pregnancy. She can't advise you unless you tell the truth. She may well ask you to sign a form confirming that you're not pregnant.

 

[sazzle_g]

She won't as she's literally my friends sister and hasn't got a formal qual in extensions but she's done mine before and did a great job so trust her.

The ones I have are keratin pre bonded.

Had my heart set on having them fitted for my hols!

 

[persianista]

If you're determined to go ahead at all costs, why bother asking?

 

[beauty bits]

If you're determined to go ahead at all costs, why bother asking?

Im not a hair geek. So I hope no one minds me answering but I agree. Im 4 months after having my second baby and my hair is shedding uncontrolably :-(. Be careful and go to a proffessional or take a professionals advice x

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[CONNECT-2-HAIR]

Its not recommended for ladies that are pregnant or breast feeding to have extensions applied because their bodies hormone imbalance could result in hair become fragile and hair loss resulting.

 

[sazzle_g]

I'm not determined to go ahead at all costs at all I just wanted to know whether it's an absolute no-no or exercise with caution.

Thanks for others replies.

My other hair debate was goin the I the other way completely chopping it into a really funky bob and going lighter which I think will be my plan action now.