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  • Megan P. Hebert LLC

    Hand Tied Extensions Consent Form

  • Whether you’ve just recently installed your first set of extensions or if you are a long-time wearer, it’s essential to take care of your set because the better you maintain them, the longer they’ll last.

    Taking the time to read over these aftercare instuctions below will help protect and maximize your investment. Please sign on both pages to acknowledge 

  • -I have been given the opportunity to voice any concerns and all my questions have been answered. I have discussed all the risks and benefits along with the pricing of all products and services. I have made my own decision to consent to hair extensions services.
    -I understand that hair extensions are different from intact natural hair. I understand the proper daily maintenance to keep my extensions and my natural hair in the best condition possible.
    -I agree to regular move-ups and should I fail to do so, I am aware that my natural hair is at risk of damage and my stylist is not responsible.
    -I understand that hair extensions are a perishable product so the continued quality of the extensions cannot be guaranteed. I understand that following the aftercare advice will increase the longevity of the hair extensions I receive.
    -My stylist is not responsible for any discoloration of the extensions. I am aware that any color changes made to my extensions are at my own risk as they are not intended to be chemically altered in any way.
    -I am aware of the possibility that I may experience a slight discomfort or tenderness during/after installation.
    -I understand the purchase of extensions and installation services are a final sale and will not be eligible for returns or refunds for any reason.

  • By signing below, I acknowledge that I fully understand all of the terms listed herein and I consent to receiving hair extension services.

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  • HAIR EXTENSIONS AFTERCARE

    BRUSHING:

    -Comb or brush through your extensions daily to prevent matting and tangling. 

    -When brushing the hair, always start at the ends and work your way up to the roots. Support the base of the extensions by applying gentle pressure to the root as to not tug on the natural hair.

    -If you are a rough sleeper it is recommended that you sleep with your hair in a loose ponytail.

    WASHING:

    -Try not to wash your hair more than twice a week if possible with your lifestyle. You should brush your hair right before washing to remove any shedding.

    -Use a sulfate-free shampoo to wash your hair under lukewarm water. Massage gently without twisting your hair. Apply conditioner to the middle of hair on down to avoid build up of product at the roots which could result in beads slipping.

    -After washing, gently squeeze out any excess water and pat dry with a towel. Do not pin or roll your hair while wet.

    PRODUCTS:

    -Avoid any products containing silicone and products with a high alcohol percentage. The use of protein products should be avoided on hair extensions. The extensions are infused with protein and do not need any additional protein layering.

    STYLING:

    -Your hair is weakest when it's wet! If going to bed after washing, dry your hair before lying down. When you toss and turn, the friction can cause your hair to break and tangle up! Keep the heat of the blowdryer low as not to effect bonding points on extensions. NEVER blowdry your hair upside down.

    -Overexposure to heat from your hair dryer, hot tools, the sun and tanning beds can dry out your extensions causing them pre-mature damage as well as risking discoloration. Heat setting on hot tools should not exceed 350 degrees.

    SUMMERTIME:

    -Avoid exposing your extensions to chlorinated or saltwater pools, ocean water and avoid washing your hair in places that have hard water, as the high mineral content can cause discoloration and tangling.

    -Extensions react to the chemical avobenzine in sunscreen causing to turn either a pink or orange color. It's very hard to reverse, even with a clarifying shampoo and toner. You should opt for a natural zinc or mineral based suncreen instead to avoid any discolorations. 

    -Wind damage from riding on boats, motorcycles, or any other vehicle can destroy the hair as the top of the weft becomes damaged from removing the excessive tangles from flapping around in the wind. Try wearing a bandana or baseball cap to secure the hair down.

    MAINTENANCE APPOINTMENTS:

    -Always stay up to date with your maintenance appointments. Move up timing is based off of your natural texture. For fine texture every 5-6 weeks, medium texture 7-8 weeks and thicker textures 8-10 weeks.

  • By signing below, I hereby acknowledge that I have read and fully understand the aftercare instructions listed herein.

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  • ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES. The relationship between me and potential client signing above, including the validity, construction, and enforceability of this Contract, shall be governed in all respects by the laws of Louisiana. This Contract may be executed in multiple counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original but all of which together shall constitute one and the same instrument, and all signatures need not appear on any one counterpart. A signed copy of this Contract delivered by email in portable document format (.pdf), or by any other electronic means intended to preserve the original appearance of a document, shall be deemed to have the same effect as physical delivery of a signed original and may be used in lieu of the signed original for all purpos es. The parties understand and agree that the use of an electronic signature or digital signature that is provided and established by the respective electronic address of the party is acceptable and will be treated as an original of said party’s signature.

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