Tiffany Doing Hair

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Photos from Tiffany Doing Hair's post 01/29/2026

Love notes, but it’s really my clients loving their hair.

These messages never get old 🩷

There’s something really special about being trusted with something so personal. I’m endlessly grateful that this is what I get to do — helping women feel confident, comfortable, and like themselves again.

Fun fact: I’m getting excited because Valentine’s Day is my favorite holiday 💕

Photos from Tiffany Doing Hair's post 01/28/2026

Before → After

Last appointment, we eased into copper with a soft, peachy tone. This appointment, she was ready to fully commit. 🧡

She’s wearing one row of extensions. Both her natural hair and extension hair were custom colored to create this vibrant copper.

One of my favorite times to explore a big color shift is toward the end of an extension set’s lifespan. It allows space to experiment without the pressure of committing to brand new hair.

If you love it, we carry it forward with your new set.
If you don’t, nothing is wasted.

Comment “formula” if you want me to share my shades eq formula. I used the same formula for both her natural hair and her extensions!

Photos from Tiffany Doing Hair's post 01/20/2026

Why your extensions look shorter over time ⇩

Extensions are real hair. They split, wear down, and experience split ends just like your natural hair. The difference? Extension hair doesn’t grow back.

Heat styling, ponytails, messy buns, and everyday wear slowly take length from the ends. That’s normal. That’s expected.

Extensions can last a year or longer but longevity doesn’t mean they stay the same length forever. It means they’re aging naturally while still looking healthy and blended.

Wear over time is expected — damage doesn’t have to be.

Save this if you want your extensions to last as long as possible 🤍

01/17/2026

Corners are one of the most common places tension shows up in an extension install.

Not because they’re difficult, but because they’re often over-directed.

Corners should lay flat without pulling, puckering, or creating pressure on the bead section.

My biggest tip for creating clean, comfortable corners is simple:
I fold the weft exactly at the edge of my bead section.

When the fold is over-directed past the start of the bead section, it creates pull and tension.

When the fold aligns right at the bead section, the corner naturally lays flat — without any added pull.

No forcing.
No extra tension.
No unnecessary pulling.

If your corners are showing signs of tension, something in the placement is off. Try this tip and watch your corners change for the better.

Save this if corners are something you’re still refining.

Photos from Tiffany Doing Hair's post 01/15/2026

Before → After

Most people think impact = more rows.
That’s not true.

This transformation was created with one row of 18” extensions — fully custom colored to match her natural hair.

The difference isn’t the amount of hair.
It’s intentional placement + custom color.

When extensions are placed + blended correctly, one row can:
• add fullness without heaviness
• look natural
• maintain scalp comfort

More hair isn’t always better.
Better strategy is.

Save this if you’re rethinking how you approach extensions in 2026. 🤍

Photos from Tiffany Doing Hair's post 01/13/2026

Would you believe me if I told you these extensions started as solid 613 blonde?

Each weft was custom colored using Redken Color Gels + 10 vol to create a blend that actually matches her natural hair.

Especially with my blondes, I will always custom color extensions instead of relying on stock shades. Because when I want a truly seamless blend, it’s better when I create it myself.

Save this if custom coloring extensions is something you want to master in 2026 🤍

Photos from Tiffany Doing Hair's post 01/05/2026

Heading into 2026, I’ll be making a few thoughtful updates to my business.

These changes allow me to continue offering the all-inclusive, intentional experience you’re used to — while serving you at the highest level, with the care, time, and attention your hair deserves.

This season of life looks a little different for me as I’ve become a mom and prepare to welcome my second baby. These updates help me create a balance that allows me to show up fully, both for my family and for you.

Thank you for your continued trust, loyalty, and support. I’m so grateful for each of you and the relationships we’ve built over the years 🤍

11/20/2025

Just in case anybody was wondering 😉

Photos from Tiffany Doing Hair's post 11/08/2024

Sitting in the salon parking lot because I couldn’t wait to post this beautiful girls transformation from today🩷

She’s wearing one row of 20” handtied extensions that I custom colored just for her!

To schedule a consultation for your transformation, comment “hair” and I’ll be in touch🫶🏼

Photos from Tiffany Doing Hair's post 09/27/2024

Thought the feed could use a good before and after still photo 🩵

1 row - 20inches - custom color - hand tied extensions

All the good things 🙌🏼

To schedule your free extension consultation, head to my website and complete the extension consultation form. From there, I’ll be in touch! Link is in my bio 🫶🏼

Photos from Tiffany Doing Hair's post 08/08/2023

The number one question everyone wants to know! What is the price of an extension service?

Because I customize the entire service to fit you and your personal hair goals, quoting a price is not that simple.

I created my consultation request form in order to compile all of the questions I will need answered in order to deliver you a successful consultation and to create a game plan for your extension service. Your consultation is where we will lock down a price.

I do, however, provide a general price range on my website for installs and maintenance.

I currently do not offer price quotes via dm, email, or text. The only way to receive a definitive quote is to fill out the consultation request form and receive a consultation.

www.Tiffanydoinghair.com

xoxoxo

Photos from Tiffany Doing Hair's post 08/05/2023

“How do I schedule an appointment?”

I require all potential new guests to have a consultation before we schedule any hair extension appointments.

Whether you are brand new to hair extensions OR if you are currently wearing extensions from another stylist/salon, a consultation is required.

The only way to schedule a consultation for hand tied extensions is to fill out my consultation request form found on my website.

I created the consultation request form in order to compile all of the answers I need to effectively deliver you a personal consultation, deliver answers your hair concerns, and to create a game plan to work together moving forward.

I currently do not accept new consultation or appointment requests via DM or email. (Chances are I won’t even see your message because it will go into my spam or requests folder)

You can find the consultation request form on my website - www.Tiffanydoinghair.com

xoxoxo 🫶🏼

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