Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Bond Per Track.

Bond Per Track extensions typically last 6–8 weeks with proper care. Lifespan depends on hair growth, placement quality, and maintenance; most clients schedule infill appointments every 6–10 weeks to keep fullness and seamless blending.

Properly applied Bond Per Track extensions should not damage hair. Using a skilled stylist, correct tension, and regular maintenance minimize stress. Avoid DIY removal, follow aftercare instructions, and schedule professional adjustments to protect natural hair and scalp health.

You can swim and exercise with Bond Per Track extensions, but take precautions. Rinse salt or chlorine quickly, braid or tie hair up, and use protective products. Avoid prolonged soaking and consult your stylist about waterproofing or specific care for your track type.

Wash tracks gently with sulfate-free products, detangle from ends upward, and avoid vigorous rubbing at bonds. Use low heat when styling and sleep on a silk pillowcase or wear a loose braid. Schedule regular maintenance appointments with your stylist.

Coloring natural hair while wearing Bond Per Track is possible but requires professional guidance. Ideally color hair before application. If coloring after, your stylist will protect bonds and may recommend coloring only natural hair or using temporary shades to avoid bond damage.

When applied and customized correctly, Bond Per Track extensions are comfortable for daily wear. You might feel light tension initially; any discomfort should be addressed by your stylist. Proper placement and weight distribution prevent headaches and extend wearability.