Services · Extensions
k-tips & sew-ins in Cypress, California
Two methods, installed properly, on a schedule you can actually keep. Your hair gets ordered for you — which is why this starts with a consult and not a checkout button.
“Method-wise, I want to push more for K-tips and sew-ins.”
Joseline MunozOn the two methods she installs
Which one your hair can hold is a conversation in the chair, not a guess from a photo.
Keratin-tipped strands installed one at a time, so the density goes exactly where you need it — and colors can be blended strand by strand.
Wefts sewn in row by row for length and fullness through the back — the faster route when you want volume rather than pinpoint placement.
You’re paying for hair chosen for your head, not whatever’s in a drawer.
Application pricing covers her time and the install. The hair is ordered separately, matched to your color, length and density — which is also why she can’t give you a real number over Instagram. She has to see your hair first.
Extensions are a real expense and she doesn’t pretend otherwise. Most people split it: the first payment buys your hair and holds your appointment, the balance is due when you’re done in the chair. Afterpay and Klarna are both available, and she’s broken it into three payments before when that’s what made it work.
Plan on a week and a half between deciding and sitting down.
$20, in person — no virtual consults. She looks at your density, your hairline and your hair’s history, then tells you which method it can actually hold.
Order a week to a week and a half before your appointment so it’s guaranteed in. Your first payment goes toward buying it and secures the chair.
K-tips go in strand by strand and are billed hourly; sew-ins go in by the row. Add a wash, blow-out or cut if you want to walk out finished — just book it with the install.
Back every four to six weeks. She rebooks you before you leave and the reminder comes through her booking system — extensions left in too long is how problems start.
Every other room on this site is hung. This one isn’t — yet.
Extensions are the newest room in the studio, and she’d rather show you nothing than show you someone else’s hair. Her own before-and-afters are being pulled together now, and every install from here forward gets photographed start to finish — before, during, and the day you walk out.
Until they’re on the wall, ask at the consult. She’ll show you real work on real heads, in person, on her phone, including the ones that took two appointments to get right.
One chair, one stylist — and the same room for your install and every move-up after it.
Cult Hair is a private suite inside Sola Salon Studios in Cypress, right on the Orange County / LA County line, about twenty minutes from the beach cities.
