Hair Extensions in Scottsdale for Hair Loss, Thinning Hair or Fine Hair 

We know everyone hates this answer, but it really does depend on several things and as of April 2025, it gets even harder answer because of new tariff pricing on hair. We can give a general range or a starting point, but a consultation is the best way to determine which type of hair extensions are best for you and your lifestyle. If you're new to hair extensions and just looking for a ballpark price for one row, expect to pay around $825 - $1,200. This is of course an estimate based on things like hair length, hair type, the method of extensions, and whether you want color once the extensions are installed. Everyone's hair is different and Tara will create a 100% custom hair extension plan for you so that you can feel confident wearing and maintaining your new extensions.

This is another question that everyone wants a single answer for, but it really does depend on your needs and preferences. The most popular and most recommended right now is hand-tied weft and hybrid weft extensions. But the best part about using an experienced stylist like Tara is that she'll sit down with you for a consultation to ask questions, look at your hair and scalp, and get to you know your lifestyle before committing you to a certain type of hair extensions. - Do you workout a lot? - Do you wear your hair in a pony tail often? - How thick/thin is your hair? - How long is your hair? - What are your longterm hair goals?

Your answers to questions like these, plus an actual experienced stylist getting her hands in your hair, will determine the best option for your hair extensions.

Between 4 and 8 weeks. 4 weeks is if you need a new move up if your is finer and more susceptible to breakage. 8 weeks if you’re on more of a budget, have stronger hair, or if your hair doesn’t grow very fast.

The most important thing to understand if you're new to hair extensions or thinking of getting them is that you must commit to in-salon and at-home maintenance. At-home maintenance involves using correct products, not going to bed with wet hair, and keeping in salon appointments. Tara will go over the rest of the at-home maintenance at your first salon appointment. Something else to keep in mind if you're thinking about getting extensions for the first time is that you truly get what you pay for when it comes to hair extensions. Do your research. Bigger salons are known for stylists who are fresh out of school and they are learning on your hair. Your hair can be damaged for a long time if hair extensions are installed improperly. It’s also important to know that you don’t have to have extensions for life, but it is an investment. If you’re not able to maintain them, I wouldn’t recommend them.

It depends on the type of hair extensions. Tape extensions can be washed 3 times a week. Hand tied or weft extensions should be washed less, only once a week. But you can still wash your own hair above the extensions in between that. Don't worry, your stylist will also cover how best to do this in the salon before sending you on your way.

If they’re installed incorrectly, they can. Or if you have a sensitive scalp, they can be uncomfortable. But they should never be unbearable. They can be uncomfortable the first day or two for anyone. But they loosen up after that.