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Get answers to common questions about Extension Move Up.
Most clients return every 6 to 8 weeks depending on growth rate and extension type. Certified technicians will assess your hair and recommend a personalized schedule to maintain security, minimize stress, and keep your look seamless.
Move-ups are typically comfortable; technicians work gently to loosen and reposition bonds. You may feel mild tugging, but procedures are brief. Communicate any sensitivity so your stylist can adjust technique or spacing for maximum comfort.
Our move-up service starts at $150 per row, with final pricing depending on extension type, amount of regrowth, and time required. Your stylist will provide a precise estimate during consultation before any work begins.
Most methods — including tape-ins, sew-ins, micro-links, and bonded rows — can be moved up. Some techniques require special tools or longer appointment times. An experienced extension stylist will evaluate compatibility and safety.
Arrive with clean, dry hair free of heavy product buildup and oils. Avoid recent chemical services or tight hairstyles. Bring photos and any original extension information to help your technician work efficiently and deliver best results.
When performed regularly by trained professionals, move-ups protect hair by preventing excessive tension and matting. Proper spacing, maintenance, and quality installations minimize damage. Neglecting appointments or DIY adjustments increases breakage risk.