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<h3>The Cost of Hair Extensions</h3>
 
Hair extensions can be added to your own natural hair to add length, volume, and body. They can also be an easy, non-chemical way to add highlights or lowlights. Hair extensions can be a one-night change or one that lasts six months. 
 
How much do hair extensions cost? The price can vary widely, depending on type of hair and method used. Synthetic hair costs much less than human hair. Raw or virgin (untreated) human hair costs more than other types of human hair. For now, though, we will focus on hair extension prices for different methods. 
 
Clip-Ons 
 
Clip-on hair extensions are a temporary solution, and their price reflects that. Hair Replacement Centers offer clip-ons from $19.50 to $269 for a kit. 
 
Hot Fusion or Bonding 
 
In this method, extensions are hot glued to your natural hair. This is the traditional method, and it costs around $300. 
 
Cold Fusion 
 
This is a new technology that is meant to be gentle on the hair. It costs from $1,500 to $3,500. 
 
Weave 
 
In this method, hair extensions are braided into the natural hair. This method costs around $1,200. 
 
There are salons that offer hair extension prices much less than these listed. Before buying discount hair extensions, however, make sure that the hairdresser is qualified. He or she should be a licensed cosmetologist with experience in applying hair extensions. Many hair extension companies offer certifications in hair extension application. Find out if your hairdresser is certified. Do not choose a hairdresser based solely on price -- the cost to your hair could be too great. 
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