Exclusive, Damage Free Application Methods

1.Goddess Locs- This method is great for people who want no adhesive in their hair, or have oily roots which cause fusion methods to slip. The rings go in quickly and are simply tightened when needed. **The rings are uniform, and are harder to hide in light colored hair

2. Loc Track Extensions-Ideal for those on a budget, Goddess Loc Tracks are a way of doing track extensions that will stay in like strand by strand locs and fusion, without the price.- The downfall is the lack of versatility when it comes to colorblending, and the tracks may need to be tightened more often than individual locs. *This is also a great method to thicken out thinner or shorter hair, so we sometimes combine methods.

3. 'Temporary Hair'-This is a track application using state of the art 'hair tape'and can last a few weeks or more-it's ideal for weddings, sweet 16 parties or for other special events-it's not good for people who are very thin on top, as there needs to be coverage over the tracks Oily roots may not stick as well

4. Goddess Integration-for thinning hair, a bad hair cut, or hair too short for extensions.

Strand by Strand Fusion Methods Whether it's cold fusion (glue) keratin (glue) (polyamide (glue) or silicon fusion (glue)This is perhaps, the best known and most frequently used method of extensions on the market. Very few stylists do anything other than some method of fusion extensions because they are the most invisible, and the major of hair extensions training companies only offer this method.

The problem is not in the individual application-it's that there is no form of feasible maintenance other than letting the fused extension grow out, and after a few months, tangling, matting and damage occurs. The removal process for ANY glue method (no matter what its called) Is very hard on your hair, and causes damage. We will do a light adhesive poly strand by strand if a client absolutely insists, but they will be given very explicit information about what they are signing up for.