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3 Easy Steps Before Your Next I-Tip Appointment

Posted by Justin Trombetti on November 07, 2014

Generally, I-Tips will last 2 to 3 months before the next move up appointment—with proper care, that is. If your client has some extra time to stop in and get the I-Tips removed before their scheduled move up appointment, then we highly recommend you suggest it as a stylist. The reason for wanting your client to take them out a few days before re-installation is because it gives them some extra time to give their worn hair extensions some TLC to revive them. Below are some suggestions for your I-Tip clients: Clarify. After having the I-Tips in your hair for...

DIY Installations: Not the Best Idea

Posted by Justin Trombetti on October 31, 2014

Unless they are Clip-Ins, you shouldn’t try to install your own hair extensions. Even stylists need to trade an installation service with fellow stylists. While it may look easy, there’s a lot more that goes into the installation of I-Tips, Fusion, and Tape-Ins.Your stylist has invested a lot of time, money, and practice on perfecting their skill. Especially if they’ve gone the extra mile to become specifically Babe certified. Although it may look easy, here are a few reasons why your stylist is worth every penny. Natural. When a hair extension job is done right, it’s impossible to notice that...

Installation Day No-Nos

Posted by Justin Trombetti on October 17, 2014

In a perfect world, every single one of our clients would have impeccable service and an incredible experience from the moment they walk into our salon until the moment they leave our chairs. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case, even when we cross our T's and dot our I's. Because we want to make sure we’re doing everything on our end to help you provide perfect service, we’ve compiled a short list of treatments you should never do on the same day of the hair extension installation appointment. Coloring The most common cause of early slippage. Any products containing a...

What Every Client Should Learn from their Hair Stylist

Posted by Justin Trombetti on October 10, 2014

As a stylist, you’re not only providing a service, you’re also providing an experience. The experience the client has with you is what sets you apart from your competition. Aside from the pampering, the conversation, and the installation, the most important thing you can do for your client is to educate them on the care of their hair and their extensions. Based on our feedback from phone calls and social media posts, here are the most common questions asked by clients. “Is there anything I should do to my hair extensions before bed?” Yes. To avoid tangling and matting, you...

Replacing Your I-Tip Tools

Posted by Justin Trombetti on October 03, 2014

Using the right tools ensures that you’ve installed your hair extensions correctly, and saves you a lot of time, (and more time equals more appointments which equals more income). If your tools are worn out or need to be replaced, don’t procrastinate—time is money. Using tools that need to be replaced can cost you the quality of your work and your time. Loop Tool. Installing individual beads can be very tedious and time consuming. That’s why we’ve created a loop tool that can hold up to 50 beads. The more you beads you load, the less time you take going...

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