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Well, have no fear there is a way to have the beautiful hair you dream of.
so, what are hair extensions? my hair is fine but i only want length, would i still
generally speaking a blend of 100% human hair. You can find need a full head of extensions?
extensions made from synthetic hair or a mixture of human, no, you would only need half a head but your own hair would need
synthetic and animal hair but this is the cheaper, low end of to be quite fine to enable the
the market which, unless you want to look as if you have had a to lie over your own hair without showing
shredded plastic bag stuck to your head, should be avoided at
all costs. synthetic hair is basically plastic and will neVeR look how do i look after my new hair?
natural (unless you are 12 inches tall and your name is Barbie!). the same way as you would your own hair. here are a few tips:
how are they applied? • wash, condition and MoistURise your hair every 2 - 3
From my experience the most effective method is the, ‘hot melt days. the extensions do not receive your natural scalp
system’, using unique rapid release glue made of Keratin. this is oils and you need to add moisture with every wash. if you
melted through a glue gun and then, using a silicone pad, gently don't moisturise your hair extensions will become brittle
rolled to form a bond around the natural hair and the extension. and break easily, leading to split ends.
this method causes no damage to the natural hair and forms • treat them with respect. they will not grow back if you yank
a clear join which matches all hair colours and is unaffected by at them with a brush or burn them with the blow dryer.
perming, colouring or bleach. • Always brush out all knots before you wash your hair,
swim, or sleep. start at the bottom and work your way up
can i have hair extensions if my hair is fine & slowly using a paddle brush.
doesn’t grow?
Yes, extensions can be placed into you own hair to thicken and
if you have any questions call Joanna on
lengthen it. You will certainly, however, need a full head
615 259 685 and i will be happy to help.
of extensions
BEFORE AFTER
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if you are missing the touch of professionalism
and quality of hair products that can be found
in hairdressing salons back home then we
have some good news for you.
two successful london hairdressers have
recently opened VÜ in Jávea old town. Karen
Knowles and Paul Cauldwell provide the same
first class service you would expect from a
top Knightsbridge salon, but at a considerably
reduced price.
supplying and using gorgeous label M
products, both are experienced stylists and
colourists that have coiffed the likes of Kylie
Minogue, naomi Campbell and Ringo starr.
You will also find examples of their work in
top international fashion magazines such
as Vogue, Marie Claire and elle. Karen and
Paul will bring a touch of magic to your hair
whatever your hair type.
VÜ can be found at no 1, Avenida Rey
Juan Carlos i, the stretch of road between the
main church in Jávea old town and the port.
they will be able to give you a whole host of
ideas and solutions for taming your hair to
face the world every day, or for dazzling at
any special occasion. we strongly recommend
that you make an appointment:
vÜ hair salon 96 579 69 88
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