Hair Color + Style

DIY Hair Extension Coloring: Can You Color Hair Extensions?  Source Switching up your hairstyle with vibrant new colors is always exciting, whether you have long or short hair, but the stakes can feel high regarding DIY hair extension coloring, especially for virgin hair girls. Without the right knowledge, your extensions could end up with uneven tones, surprising shades, or even damage, and your custom color hair extensions can become a disaster. The process can be daunting, especially if trying to achieve a specific look like darkening blonde extensions, blending balayage, or experimenting with bold hues. For anyone who loves playing...

The most requested color for the new year is  called "ginger red!" There is much more to this multi-tonal color than one would expect; under different lighting, you will see notes of violet and copper which are often considered an unexpected color combination. As stylists, we are taught that there are two types of red hair color; orange-based or blue-based, in this case combing shades creates a subtle violet undertone.   Many of our clientele enter our salon showing pictures of this beautiful color, but I always preach the photoshop/filter lesson.  On social media, many of the hair colors are photoshopped,...

How to Put in Hair Tinsel - No Fuss, Just Shine  Source Hair styling has always been a significant part of self-expression. In recent years, the trend of hair tinsel has brought about a glitzy and glamorous change to hairdressing. These flashy strands can add a pop of shimmer to any hairstyle, making them ideal for special occasions, parties, or if you feel like adding sparkle to your everyday look. However, despite their glitzy appearance, putting in hair tinsel is a moderately simple process that can be done at home. This article aims to guide you through the entire process...

Create the perfect hair extension application by using the "hybrid extension technique" The hybrid technique mixes two or more hair extension methods to give not only a long and voluminous style but will maintain the health of clients' hair.  We tend to mix extension methods on people with fine to medium hair density, especially areas of the head where extensions may be visible.  Where are those areas? The sides of the hair, the crown of the head, and the nape of the neck.  The hybrid technique works very well on clients with small-sized heads where you are working with limited...

A hair integration system is perfect to make thin hair more abundant.  It is placed at the top of the head and covers areas where extensions do not work or can not be covered.  In order to cover hair extensions, you must have at least 4 to 5 inches of natural hair.  Additionally, hair extensions can not be placed too high on the head, i.e. crown, and near the hair part.  Keeping your own hair healthy is paramount, therefore, we never shave or glue any of our hair loss systems.   For Fine Hair At The Top Of The Head...

Veila Pull-Thru hair extensions do not damage hair, they were designed that way!  After years of working with hair extensions that cause damage to hair, the pull-thru design was created with both the client and stylists in mind.  Unlike brands that use glue, tape, or require sewing which causes damage, the pull-thru method uses none of the above.  They are affixed with a method that connects natural hair under an envelope of hair with micro links.  They are offered in a variety of sizes to cover all areas of the head.  Smaller sizes are applied to low to medium hair...