Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Extensions - Fusion.

With proper daily care and salon maintenance every 6–8 weeks, fusion extensions often last six to twelve months. Longevity depends on natural hair growth, quality of the extensions, and following recommended washing, brushing, and heat-styling guidelines.

When applied by certified stylists using small keratin bonds and careful sectioning, fusion extensions should not cause damage. Proper installation, regular adjustments, and avoiding excessive tension or heat will protect hair and promote healthy growth.

Yes. You can wash, blow-dry, curl, and straighten fusion extensions, but use low heat, sulfate-free products, and gentle brushes. Avoid direct heat on bonds and follow stylist guidance to preserve bond integrity and extension lifespan.

A full fusion application typically takes two to four hours depending on desired length, volume, and number of extensions. Consult with your stylist for an accurate estimate based on hair density and customization needs.

Fusion extensions can work on many hair types, but suitability depends on hair strength, thickness, and condition. Fine or fragile hair may need alternative techniques; schedule a consultation so our stylists can recommend the best, safest method for your texture.

Brush gently daily with a loop or soft-bristle brush, sleep with hair braided or in a satin scarf, wash with sulfate-free products, avoid oils at root bonds, and book routine check-ups every 6–8 weeks to keep bonds secure.