V-Light Hair Extensions (Shades)
Available in 22" and 24" lengths.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
V-Light Hair Extensions
With correct installation and good care, V Light extensions typically last around 4 to 6 weeks per application. Some clients may get a little longer depending on hair growth and lifestyle, but maintenance or reapplication is usually needed as the bonds grow down.
Longevity depends on your natural hair growth, how the bonds are applied, how often you wash, product build up near the bonds, heat exposure near the bond area, and your lifestyle such as gym, swimming, and sleeping habits.
Yes. For best results, avoid washing for the first 48 hours after installation, then wash gently and focus shampoo on the scalp. Condition from mid lengths to ends and avoid applying conditioner directly at the bond area.
Most extension aftercare guidance recommends washing only when needed, commonly 2 to 3 times per week, to reduce stress on the bonds and keep hair looking its best.
Use gentle, extension friendly products and avoid heavy oils or rich masks at the root area. Product build up near attachment points can contribute to slipping and shorter wear time.
Yes, you can style the hair, but avoid direct heat on the bond area because heat can weaken attachment points. Always use a heat protectant and make sure hair is fully dry before styling.
It is best to dry the roots thoroughly after washing. Leaving the attachment area damp for long periods can weaken bonds and increase tangling.
Yes, we offer V-Light Hair Extension Training designed for hairstylists, salon professionals and beginners wanting to learn the system professionally.
To register your interest or join the waitlist, please visit our Training Registration page.
When applied and removed correctly, and when aftercare is followed, V Light is designed to be a lightweight option. As with any extension method, incorrect installation, rough handling, or improper removal can cause breakage.
In many cases, the hair can be reused if it is removed carefully and the hair remains in good condition, but the bond material itself generally needs to be refreshed for reapplication. Reuse depends on hair quality and how it was maintained.
