Crown Extension Studio was founded in 2017 by Jenna Bowden, a hair extension specialist who recognized the growing need for hair loss solutions in Colorado Springs. Many women were struggling with hair loss due to thyroid issues, stress, and general breakage, and were unable to grow their hair past a certain point.

At Crown Extension Studio, we understand the challenges that women face when looking for the right salon for their hair extension needs. Our guests have shared their struggles with us, such as the difficulty in finding a salon that specializes in extensions, limited options for extension methods, and concerns over the certification and experience of the stylists.

That’s why we exist – to provide our guests with a trustworthy and reliable solution for all their hair extension needs. Our extensionistas are certified in Bellami hair extensions and complete our own training program, ensuring consistent results for every guest. We offer five different methods of extensions to cater to all hair types, and we take the time to explain the pros and cons of each method to help our guests make the best decision for their hair.

We have performed over 2,000 extension services, which means we have seen it all when it comes to extensions. We can ensure that your extensions are the right choice for you and provide you with proper home care advice to prevent any damage to your hair.

Our pricing is transparent and available on our website, and during your consultation, we will explain your full price and membership options. We want our guests to have an overall amazing extension experience, and we strive to make it as easy and stress-free as possible.

If you’re ready to experience the Crown difference, book your consultation with us today. We are here to help you achieve your hair goals and boost your confidence with beautiful, natural-looking extensions.

At Crown Salon, we understand that choosing the right type of hair extensions can be confusing. One question we frequently get asked is whether we offer “hand-tied” extensions. In this blog post, we aim to clear up any confusion about what hand-tied extensions really are and why we choose to use machine-tied wefts instead.

Many people believe that hand-tied extensions refer to a specific method of attaching the extensions to the hair using a row of beads. While this method can create a clip-in extension type look with volume and fullness, it is not actually what hand-tied refers to. Hand-tied actually only refers to the type of hair weft used, where the hair is tied by hand to the weft. This makes the weft super lightweight, making it a popular option for women with thin hair.

At Crown Salon, while we do offer hand tied extensions upon request, we usually end up offering our guests a machine-tied weft that is deconstructed for a hand-tied appearance and weight. While there are certain advantages to wearing hand-tied wefts, such as the lightweight feel and compatibility with certain extension foundations, we find that machine-tied wefts offer more strength, durability, and fullness. As extension specialists, we offer three different types of extensions, and we believe that there are better options out there for women with fine hair than hand-tied wefts.

Instead, we choose to use machine-tied wefts for our weft extensions. Machine-tied wefts are thick, strong, and provide tons of fullness, especially for those who already have thick hair. Our favorite method to wear extensions is the waterfall beaded row foundation combined with the fullness and strength of Bellami’s machine-tied weft extensions. This method gives our clients a thick, full look that they love.

We hope this blog post has helped to clear up any confusion about hand-tied and machine-tied extensions. If you have any more questions about what extensions are right for you, our team at Crown Salon is here to help. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and find your perfect extension solution.

Crown Extension Studio: Your Trusted Solution for Hair Extensions in Colorado Springs

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