Mermaid Hair extensions
Length, fullness and color you can’t get from a box. As certified Mermaid Makers, we color-match, order and install your hair, then keep it looking new.
Why Mermaid Hair
Mermaid Hair is a micro-bead, or “I-tip,” extension created by Dallas stylist Katie Rogers. Each strand loops through a small non-slip bead with your natural hair. There’s no heat, glue or chemicals, which makes it one of the gentlest methods available.
Most micro-bead extensions use one gram of hair per strand. Mermaid strands use two. More hair in each bead means your own hair carries less strain, so there’s less breakage.
- Hand-made and color-blended for every client
- Lasts six months or more with care
- Your stylist can color your hair without removing the extensions
- Arrives at 24 inches, cut and shaped to the length you want
How it works
From first consult to your first maintenance visit takes about a month.
Consultation
We check your hair and match your color. Book it at or right after your color appointment, so your hair is the shade you want.
Custom order
Your hair is blended, tipped and shipped just for you. It takes about two weeks. A deposit holds your install.
Installation
Painless in the chair. Expect some tenderness for a day or two while your scalp adjusts.
Maintenance
Every four to six weeks we loosen each bead, move it up and retighten. Pre-book before you leave.
Packages
Installation includes your custom hair, cut and style. Fewer bags suit thicker hair; finer or shorter hair usually needs more.
Full Mermaid
Four bags. Maintenance $150.
Mini Mega Mermaid
Five bags. Maintenance $175.
Mega Mermaid
Six bags. Maintenance $200.
Caring for your Mermaid Hair
Your extensions don’t get natural oils from your scalp, so moisture is everything.
Wash gently, less often
Brush first, then shampoo downward from roots to ends. Never pile it on your head and scrub. Once or twice a week is plenty.
Condition the lengths
Part down the middle, work conditioner through to the ends, leave it ten minutes and rinse cool. Mask every other wash.
Hydrate after every wash
A creamy leave-in and a few drops of oil on towel-dried hair keep the extensions soft and shiny.
Brush the right way
Use a wet brush on damp hair and a boar-bristle brush when dry. Hold at the roots and work up from the ends.
Heat with care
Hair should be fully dry first. Always use heat protectant and keep tools under 400°F.
Braid for bed and the pool
Sleep in a loose braid, never a wet bun. Before swimming, coat with leave-in and braid; rinse right after.