If you have ever searched for hair extension prices and found nothing but "contact us for a quote", this guide is for you. Below are real 2026 prices for 100% Remy human hair extensions — the same ones we sell at Yanka's Hair Pro in Miami — plus what salons typically charge for application and how to work out your true monthly cost.
Hair extension prices in 2026, by method
These are real store prices for full packs of 100% Remy human hair (not synthetic blends), in lengths of 20" and 24":
| Method | Hair price (from) | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Tape-In | $215 | Fast application, fine to medium hair |
| K-Tip (Keratin Fusion) | $229 | Long-lasting, blends with most hair types |
| I-Tip / Micro-Link | $229 | No heat, no glue — reusable and gentle |
| Invisible Tape-In | $269 | Thin hair and visible partings |
| Genius Weft | $329 | Ultra-thin weft, maximum comfort |
| Volume Weft | $589 | Maximum volume in one row (150 g) |
Longer lengths (24") typically add $30–$60 per pack. If you are comparing prices elsewhere, always check two things: whether the hair is 100% Remy (cuticles aligned — it lasts dramatically longer) and how many grams you get per pack. A "cheap" 40 g pack is often more expensive per gram than a quality 100 g pack.
How much does application cost at a salon?
Application is priced separately from the hair. In Miami and most U.S. cities, typical ranges in 2026 are:
- Tape-in: roughly $100–$250 per session — the fastest method to install
- K-tip / I-tip: roughly $200–$500, since each strand is applied individually
- Wefts: roughly $150–$400 per row depending on the technique
Prices vary by stylist experience and how much hair you install. Tip: many stylists offer a package price when you bring quality hair — ask before booking.
The real math: cost per month, not sticker price
Quality Remy extensions are reusable. The hair is removed and re-installed every 6–8 weeks as your hair grows, and a well-cared-for set lasts 6–12 months. That changes the math completely:
Example: a tape-in set at $215 + initial application ($150) + three re-installs ($100 each) over 8 months ≈ $83 per month for salon-quality hair you wear every day. A cheaper non-Remy set that tangles and gets replaced every 2 months usually ends up costing more.
What makes the price go up or down?
- Hair quality: 100% Remy human hair costs more upfront and lasts far longer than blends
- Length: 24" costs more than 20" — longer hair is scarcer
- Grams: more grams = more volume = higher price
- Color: hand-blended balayages and platinums take more processing than natural darks
- Method: strand-by-strand methods (K-tip, I-tip) cost more to apply than tapes or wefts
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest hair extension method?
Tape-ins have the lowest total entry cost: the hair starts around $215 and application is the fastest, so salon time costs less.
Which method is the best long-term value?
K-tip and I-tip sets last the longest between moves, and wefts offer the most volume per dollar. If you re-use your Remy hair for a year, any method lands between $60–$120 per month.
Do your prices include application?
Hair and application are separate. We sell the hair (shipped from Miami, free U.S. shipping) and your stylist applies it. If you don't have a stylist, write to us on WhatsApp and we'll point you to pros in Miami who work with our hair.
Are you a stylist?
We have special professional pricing for licensed stylists. Create your pro account on our site and see stylist prices directly in the store.
Keep reading
- Tape-In vs. K-Tip vs. I-Tip vs. Weft: which method is right for you?
- How to care for your extensions so they last a year
- How to match your extension color perfectly
Prices current as of October 2026 at shop.yankashair.com. 100% Remy human hair · ships next business day from Miami · free U.S. shipping.