The problem
A six-week cycle does not pause for a four-month stay.
Extensions need repositioning every six to eight weeks. If you spend the season here and your stylist is a thousand miles away, that cycle lands squarely in the middle of your stay — usually twice.
Left too long, the beads or bonds travel down with the growth, the weight starts pulling at a bad angle, and what should have been a routine refit turns into damage control. Most of the worst hair we see arrives that way: not badly installed, just left too long between appointments.