Home / Fine hair & hair loss

Extensions & hair replacement for fine and thinning hair

Thinning, hair loss, or told your hair is too fine for extensions? You still have options.

Full, soft waves on fine hair with partial mesh integration
“When you struggle with fine, thinning hair, having someone who truly understands and cares makes all the difference.”

Shannon S., from her Google review

Your options

The right solution for your hair

Whether your hair is naturally fine, thinning, or you’re experiencing hair loss, every client is different. At your complimentary consultation, Schae will look at your hair, your goals and your lifestyle, and recommend the option that suits you.

Soft, full waves on fine hair after partial mesh integration, side view

Partial mesh integration

Supports extensions on extremely fine and thinning hair by creating a secure foundation where your hair needs it most. Ideal if you’ve been told your hair is too fine for extensions.

Full mesh integration

A breathable mesh base integrated across a larger area for more significant thinning or hair loss, with added hair for natural-looking coverage, density and volume.

Meshless integration

Uses your existing hair as the foundation to add hair where it’s needed, without a mesh base. For partial hair loss, thinning and areas of reduced density.

From $250

Hair toppers

Human hair toppers for added coverage and density where you need it most: for full-time wear using mesh and meshless integration techniques, or clip-on options for convenient daily removal. Explore hair toppers.

From $500

Extensions for fine hair

For fine hair that can support extensions on its own, with careful attention to placement, weight and method. See extension methods.

From $75

100% human hair wigs

Premium human hair wigs in multiple lengths, colours and base constructions, with personalized options by consultation for the most natural fit and styling versatility.

Complimentary consultation

A personalized consultation for fine hair, thinning and hair loss, including hair loss related to alopecia, trichotillomania, hormonal changes and other causes of reduced density. Not sure which option is right for you? Start here, with no obligation.

Free

All prices are starting prices in Canadian dollars. Mesh integration pricing is confirmed at your consultation.

You still

have

options.

Featured technique · Partial mesh integration

Length and fullness, even on the finest hair

For hair that’s been called “too fine” for extensions. A breathable mesh base gives the extensions a secure foundation, and protects your natural hair.

Shown: partial mesh integration with 16-inch, 100-gram extensions.

Before: extremely fine, thin, straight hairBefore
After: full, soft waves with extensions supported by partial mesh integrationAfter
How it works

From foundation to finish

Partial mesh integration: a breathable mesh base integrated with fine natural hair
01 · The foundationA breathable mesh base is integrated with your own hair, creating a secure foundation where the hair is finest.
Extensions attached to the mesh foundation beneath the natural hair
02 · The extensionsExtensions are attached to the foundation, so they’re supported by the mesh, not just your fine natural hair.
Finished result: soft, full, blended waves
03 · The finishYour own hair falls over the top for a soft, seamless blend, with the length and fullness you’ve wanted.

Your questions, answered

Still unsure what’s right for your hair? Book a complimentary consultation and Schae will walk you through every option.

Can I get extensions if my hair is too fine?

Often, yes. For extremely fine and thinning hair, Schae uses partial mesh integration to create a secure foundation for extensions, so women who’ve been told their hair is too fine can still have length and fullness.

What is mesh integration?

A breathable mesh base is integrated with your own hair to create a secure foundation. Extensions or added hair attach to that foundation, so they have something to hold on to and your natural hair is supported.

What’s the difference between partial and full mesh integration?

Partial mesh integration covers part of the head and is often used to support extensions on very fine or thinning hair. Full mesh integration covers a larger area for more significant thinning or hair loss. Your consultation will determine which is right for you.

How do I know which option is right for me?

Book a complimentary consultation. Schae will look at your hair, your goals and your lifestyle, and recommend the right option, whether that’s extensions, partial or full mesh integration, meshless integration, a topper or a wig.

Do you help with hair loss from alopecia or trichotillomania?

Yes. Schae offers non-surgical hair replacement for thinning and hair loss related to alopecia, trichotillomania, hormonal changes and other causes, including mesh and meshless integration, toppers and human hair wigs.

Client love

In their own words

Contact

Let’s find the right fit

Every new client starts with a complimentary consultation. Book online through The Extensionist, or text me with any questions. I’m located inside Citizen Salon Suites at The Extensionist, in Edmonton.

Find us on Google · Leave a review