TAPE
Russian 22" & 24" Extensions
After years of trialing different suppliers, Moore and Moore Hair has gone out on their own and started using their new high quality Russian extensions. Sourced and trialed by our very own stylists, the Moore and Moore Russian 22” & 24” Extensions will not disappoint. Double drawn for extra thickness from bond to end they provide full cuticle, one direction, no tangling, no shedding. With over 50 colours in the range the Moore and Moore Girls can make and recreate almost every hair colour or fashion trend.
Moore and Moore Russian extensions are perfect for adding length body and volume. Or if you just want to thicken your ends, our talented senior stylists can blend them in to enhance your natural look. At Moore and Moore Hair, our staff are highly trained at applying these extensions to ensure they blend seamlessly, while still ensuring you can style your hair to suit your daily needs.
TAPE HAIR EXTENSION MAINTENANCE
Tape maintenance firstly involves the gentle removal of the extensions with removing solution, followed by our residue remover through your hair to make sure there is no tape residue left in. We will then thoroughly shampoo your hair with a deep cleanser, and blow dry straight. Your hair extensions will be re-taped, conditioned with a treatment infused in by the steam pod and then reapplied into your hair. We will then cut them back into shape if required.
This is recommended every 6 weeks to keep your hair in the best possible condition.
A person naturally loses between 50-100 strands per day, so for the extensions to remain secure we need to remove them and reposition them, ensuring the least amount of pressure is put on your hair.
For all extensions maintenance services completed after the recommended 6 weeks, a $50 surcharge will occur in cases of bad matting or knotting.
This is a gentle process that is not damaging on your hair. Problems arise when extensions are left in for lengthy periods of time, using incorrect products and not brushing your hair correctly.
