Hair loss and thinning can change more than the way your hair looks. For many women, it can also affect how they feel about themselves. And when a scalp condition is involved, choosing an extension method can become even more complicated. For this client, eczema had contributed to areas of hair loss and thinning, particularly through portions of her crown and perimeter. She was already under the care of a dermatologist and undergoing treatment for her scalp, but she still wanted an extension...

Hair thinning doesn’t always happen evenly. For some women, the most noticeable changes occur through the crown, top, hairline, or perimeter, areas that can be difficult to address with traditional hair extensions alone. When there is not enough natural hair in these areas to safely support traditional extensions, Hair Loss Integration may provide another option. Our Hair Loss Integration services are customized around each client's existing hair, areas of thinning, desired coverage, and...

It’s important to shampoo and condition your extensions regularly. How often depends on: Your natural hair type The extension method you’re wearing Your lifestyle For some people, that may be once or twice a week. For others, it may be every two to three weeks. Extensions are not attached to your scalp, so they don’t receive natural oils the way your natural hair does. Because of that, they need added moisture to prevent dryness and tangling, especially if they are color-treated or were...