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Pier Blondie

Hair Extensions in Delray Beach

Tape-in, beaded weft and custom clip-in fittings. Hair is purchased separately so you own what you paid for.

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Before and after: shoulder length hair to long, blended balayage waves

Three methods, one consultation

Pier Blondie fits three kinds of hair extensions in Delray Beach: tape-in, beaded weft and custom-fitted clip-in. Which one is right depends on how fine your hair is, how much length or volume you want, and how often you are willing to come in for upkeep.

Every fitting starts with a consultation. We look at density and color, match the extension shade to your hair, and tell you how much hair to buy. The service price covers the fitting. The hair is purchased separately, so you own it and can reuse it.

Because color is what the salon does most, extensions are matched to your finished shade. If you are having balayage or highlights as well, the color is done first and the hair is matched to the result.

What it costs

Prices shown are starting prices. The final price depends on hair length, density and anything extra you add. We confirm it at consultation, before any color is mixed.

Tape-in, beaded weft or clip-in

Tape-inBeaded weftClip-in
How it attachesThin adhesive tabs that sandwich a slice of your hairA weft sewn onto a row of small beads, with no glue or heatSmall clips you put in and take out yourself
Best forFine to medium hair, natural volume and lengthMedium to thick hair, the most length and fullnessEvents, occasional wear, or trying extensions first
UpkeepMoved up every 6 to 8 weeksMoved up every 8 to 10 weeksNone in the salon
Fitting starts at$200$250$100

Fitting prices do not include the hair.

Before you book

How much do hair extensions cost in Delray Beach?
At Pier Blondie, a tape-in fitting starts at $200, a beaded weft fitting at $250 and a custom clip-in fitting at $100. Those prices cover the work, not the hair. We tell you how much hair to buy at consultation.
Why is the hair not included in the price?
Extension hair varies enormously in quality and quantity. Bundling it hides the real cost. You buy the hair, you own it, and you can reuse it at your next move-up.
How long do extensions last?
Tape-ins need moving up every 6 to 8 weeks. Beaded wefts every 8 to 10 weeks. The hair itself can last 6 to 12 months with proper care.
Will extensions damage my hair?
Not when they are installed at the right weight for your density and moved up on schedule. Damage comes from leaving them in too long and from wearing more weight than your hair can carry.
Do I need a consultation first?
Yes, always. We color match to your corrected shade before we fit anything. Matching to an uncorrected base is the single most common reason extensions look wrong.
Can extensions add volume rather than length?
Yes. Shorter wefts placed for density rather than length are common for fine hair, and they read as thicker hair rather than longer hair.
Which extensions are best for fine or thin hair?
Tape-ins are usually the best match for fine hair. The tabs lie flat against the head and spread the weight across a wide section, so they are hard to see and gentle on the root. We check your density at consultation before recommending a method.
Can extensions be matched to blonde or balayage?
Yes. We match after your own color is finished, so the blend is made to your new shade rather than your old one. That matters most with blonde, where a shade of difference is easy to see.

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