I just did my move up for my 1 year anniversary. I have very thin and very fine hair. I decided about 2 years ago to try extensions and originally started with tape ins. Then I decided to switch to traditional sewn in extensions. I had a bad install which caused major damage and breakage and they were also really damaging my scalp. At that time I just happened to meet a stylist that said she had a method that wouldn’t damage my scalp or hair. I decided to give it a shot and I would never do anything other than IBE now. My hair and scalp are so healthy now, a year later. The initial cost for the hair was expensive but I’ve used the same hair for the whole year and it’s still in great shape The cost to move up the extensions is the same as I was paying for the old fashion method - so no added expense there. I have 1 row with 5 wefts. It definitely took a couple of weeks to get used to the weight but now I don’t notice it at all. The hair is so soft. It has great movement. I love the flexibility with styling. My natural hair wouldn’t hold a style and this hair does. I also use a considerable amount of heat and styling products and the hair is still in amazing condition! Side note- I’ve switched all my styling products to L’ange. Both my natural hair and the extensions are always shiny and soft.
Your hair looks amazing! This video topic reminds me of a video I saw on The Clean Beauty Code where she talked about bespoke shampoo and conditioner she gets from a company that makes the products for her based on her exact hair concerns. For example, in winter she may choose a thicker conditioner because of cold exposure, etc. It was just a couple of videos back in maybe her monthly favorites in case you'd be interested in exploring those types of made for you products. Thanks for sharing.
My stylist okayed the root sprays. I also don't understand on a basic chemistry level how an ashy brown pigment can turn a root brassy. How would that happen? It happened before I even applied any spray to it.
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I just did my move up for my 1 year anniversary. I have very thin and very fine hair. I decided about 2 years ago to try extensions and originally started with tape ins. Then I decided to switch to traditional sewn in extensions. I had a bad install which caused major damage and breakage and they were also really damaging my scalp. At that time I just happened to meet a stylist that said she had a method that wouldn’t damage my scalp or hair. I decided to give it a shot and I would never do anything other than IBE now. My hair and scalp are so healthy now, a year later. The initial cost for the hair was expensive but I’ve used the same hair for the whole year and it’s still in great shape The cost to move up the extensions is the same as I was paying for the old fashion method - so no added expense there. I have 1 row with 5 wefts. It definitely took a couple of weeks to get used to the weight but now I don’t notice it at all.
The hair is so soft. It has great movement. I love the flexibility with styling. My natural hair wouldn’t hold a style and this hair does. I also use a considerable amount of heat and styling products and the hair is still in amazing condition!
Side note- I’ve switched all my styling products to L’ange. Both my natural hair and the extensions are always shiny and soft.
Thank you for being nice enough to make this for us. Long hair upkeep is crazy! ❤
I've been getting IBE done since January 2021 and I can't imagine going without them!
SAME! It's a game changer
Your hair looks amazing! This video topic reminds me of a video I saw on The Clean Beauty Code where she talked about bespoke shampoo and conditioner she gets from a company that makes the products for her based on her exact hair concerns. For example, in winter she may choose a thicker conditioner because of cold exposure, etc. It was just a couple of videos back in maybe her monthly favorites in case you'd be interested in exploring those types of made for you products. Thanks for sharing.
I love this I’m IBE certified
I'm from Wisconsin where would I go for these specific ones
Would love to know what you spent for extensions and installation. I know it varies, but how about giving us an idea of costs.
Initial installation + hair - $1000+, move ups are about $150+ per row.
Hi where in Florida do they have this type of extensions and process in a salon?
How much does it cost for very first installation and the for the move ups?
Thank you 😍
How long did it take for move ups?
If you’re the “only one” I feel like it’s the root sprays you’re using. Use a salon professional root spray 😊-hairstylist
My stylist okayed the root sprays. I also don't understand on a basic chemistry level how an ashy brown pigment can turn a root brassy. How would that happen? It happened before I even applied any spray to it.
I had kitsune hair with my IBE. I dont think i like it.
Hey is it important to blow dry the wefts after shower? Thank you :)
Yes you want to make sure they're completely dry and you don't sleep on wet hair. I air dry a lot and then make sure to use a blow dryer!
@@Meg_O But if I don't go to sleep?
@@WhatASmileyFace You can completely air dry! Just want to make sure the top of the wefts are dry!