I-Tip or Cylinder Hair Extensions
Every strand of your hair will be enhanced with the 360 degree movement of I-Tip Extensions. You might not know what to do with your hair’s volume, length, and versatility. That’s okay. Wear it up or down, the beads are easy to hide and can be applied with versatility. Available lengths are 12”, 16” & 20”. They are reusable and last up to 6 months with proper home care.
How Long Does It Take to Apply?
This is a time-comsuming method, takes 3-6 hours for an application.
How Long Will It Last?
This method can last for 2 to 3 months.
Pros:
no heat or glue required for an application.
long-lasting hair extension method.
lightweight.
The hair is reusable and can be for up to a year is perfect home care is performed.
Cons:
For a full head of extensions this is the 2nd most the time-consuming method for an application.
some wearers are agitated by those hard attachments in their hair.
require extra care during sytling.
maintenance appointments every few month for adjustments.
This method was the main method preferred in our industry prior to tape in’s popularity. The I-tip extension is very natural and if installed property extremely natural looking. The other thing I love about I-tip extensions are the extreme versatility of color and design. Unlike tape or weft you can have up to 4 colors in at one time. Not that you would need that but it is nice to have the options. These extensions are also removed without any remover so the bonds at the top remain in tact so much longer. Allowing this to be the longest lasting extension in my option.
Cost will totally depend on if your filling in your density or adding length. And can range from only needing a bag of hair and that bag lasting for a year. To using up to 6 or 7 bags of hair to complete change a bob into a medium length or longer hairstyle.
For a range of pricing head over to my website www.charlottehair.com. Or if you are interested in finding out more fill out my extension questionnaire and I will schedule a digital consultation to answer your questions. Click here.
