Pricing
Extension pricing is set at the consultation, because the two numbers that matter,
how much hair you need and which method suits it, cannot be guessed before we have
seen your hair. The rows below are the sew-in entries from our
published price list: the stitch work is quoted on booking,
and the extension hair is priced by the length and amount you choose. The
consultation is free and comes with no obligation to book.
| Service | Price | Duration |
| One Row Sew-In Extension | Ask on booking | 60 min |
| Two-Row Sew-In Extension | Ask on booking | 105 min |
| Consultation | Free | 15 min |
Woven by hand, matched by a colorist
Extensions that disappear into your own hair are decided before a single weft is
placed. Every install here starts with the color match, and the person doing it is a
colorist first: extension hair is blended root to end, including any highlights or
gray, against your actual color the way our balayage is painted to your base. Hair
matched off a swatch ring is matched to the average of your color. Yours is matched
to your color.
The method is hand-woven. A small braid is built flat against the scalp and the weft
is stitched to it with thread. There is no adhesive in the track itself, so nothing
peels, slides or shows as your hair grows, and the track sits flat enough to wear a
high ponytail. It is the house standard in miniature: the same precision Martial
Vivot built his Manhattan grooming name on, applied to length and density rather
than a cut.
Living with extensions
Extensions are not fit-and-forget, and we would rather say so before you book than
after. The at-home routine is small: brush before you wash, use a sulfate-free
shampoo, and never sleep in wet hair. The one non-negotiable is the braided base,
which has to be dried fully after every wash. A base left damp is the single thing
that shortens the life of an install. Most guests settle into the routine within a
week; it adds about five minutes a day.
There is also the salon side. A woven install moves with your growth, so it returns
to the chair every eight to ten weeks for a move-up: the weft is unbraided, the braid
is rebuilt at the root, and the weft is restitched. The hair itself is kept, not
replaced, and well cared for it carries through several installs. Your specialist
sets the exact schedule at the install, and removal is always done here, never at
home.