#1 Source of hair extensions in Toronto
From simple to fabulous. From basic to luxury. From ordinary to extraordinary. From the old you, to the new and improved confident and powerful you- the ultimate best version of yourself!
House of Hair Extensionz offers a new found sense of confidence for women with all different hair types. We want you walking into your appointment feeling ordinary and leaving feeling like a complete goddess. We want to leave you with that exciting unmatched feeling when you get that first look of yourself in the mirror.
Here, it isn’t just about hair extensions. It is about the experience from the moment you arrive until the moment you step foot out of the salon. Building confidence and empowering other women is what drives me every single day.
Seeing the beautiful smiles on your faces upon seeing your reflection, and all the emotions when you run your fingers through your brand-new luscious locks. Here, we believe that hair is the crown that you never take off. Let us adjust that crown for you babe.
Tape-in hair extensions are a type of semi-permanent hair extension method where small wefts of hair are attached to your natural hair using adhesive tape.
Tape-in extensions can last from 6 to 8 weeks, but with proper care and maintenance, they can often be reused for several months.
Yes, tape-ins are versatile and work well with most hair types, including fine, medium, and thick hair.
When installed and removed correctly, tape-ins are genrally considered a low-risk option and shouldn’t damage your natural hair. Customers play crucial role in maintaining their extensions by following care guidelines.
It’s important to use sulfate-free products, brush gently, avoid excessive heat, and visit a professional for maintenance and adjustments.
Yes, you can style and even color your tape-in extensions, but it’s recommended to consult a professional for coloring to avoid damage.
It’s best to have them removed by a professional to prevent damage. They’ll use a special solution to dissolve the adhesive.
