Hair Industry News — 2 comments
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Jan 10
Welcome to the Hair Extension Resource which is a complete hair extension guide. We started this website as it seemed almost impossible to get good quality, unbiased information when buying extensions.
FACT 1: This resource only provides the HARD FACTS.
FACT 2: This website isn’t pretty, just full of great info!
As new methods of adding hair extensions arrive, we will provide everything you need to know here. You can learn about hair extension methods, hear the latest hair extension news, get detailed info about hair extension care, celebrity hair articles, or browse the really popular section on other hair stuff.
Enjoy this resource and remember to do a search (top right corner) if you can’t find what you’re looking for. You can also contact us if you have a hair extension related question.
Opinion — 4 comments
14
Jan 10
I have put together a list of 7 Australian hair extension websites worth looking at. These websites are on the list for offering a premium hair extension product or service or for offering something a bit different than their competition. So, here is the list of websites worth looking at:
7 Hair Extension Websites Worth Checking Out
1. Hair Extension Resource:
Website: www.sexyalterego.com
Yes, that’s us. You didn’t think we’d offer a review of Australian hair extension websites without putting us at the top did you?! The Hair Extension Resource provides loads of interesting information on lots of different hair extension methods. But, then I guess you already knew that!
2. Salon Hair Extensions:
Website: www.salonhair.com.au
This company has been around since hair extensions first started getting popular (quite a few years ago now!). They have built up a solid reputation both with their own customers and also hairdressers for providing consistent, high quality hair extensions. They specialise in micro ring (easy loop) and also clip on extensions.
3. Great Lengths:
Website: www.greatlengths.com.au
Great Lengths are another supplier who have been around since the beginning of time. GL supply to hairdressers, rather that selling online. They use a “modular system” for adding their hair extensions and are well known for offering consistently good quality hair.
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Other Hair Stuff — 1 comment
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Jan 10
Just a quick post to say happy new year to everyone around the world. All the contributors from Hair Extension Resource have had a really busy build up to xmas and then have been on holiday until now. But here we are, back and ready to bring you heaps of new and interesting stuff about hair extensions for 2010.
Please keep the emails coming in, we love to receive them! If there is anything you’d like us to research or if you have any questions about micro ring extensions, fusion, clip ons, wefts or any other method, feel free to send us an email.
More importantly, what do you think of the design of this website. Should we give in and offer a more stylish website pleasant to the eye for 2010? We originally decided to just focus on content but maybe it’s time to step up and improve the design. Any comments would be appreciated (try not to be too harsh on us though!).
Opinion — 5 comments
12
Dec 09
If you are thinking about adding hair extensions, one important consideration is the length of your natural hair. With most of the main types of hair extension methods, you can see where the hair extension has been attached to the natural hair. Whether you are considering clip ins, loop extensions or bonded extensions, the attachment point will be visible. The way that people can’t tell you have extensions added, is that your natural hair will cover the attachment points. So the question is…
How Long Should Your Natural Hair Be To Add Hair Extensions?
My colleagues and I will generally recommend to clients that their hair is at least 4 inches long. This will give us enough natural hair to play with so that the extensions are undetectable. You will find that some salons will add extensions to shorter hair and some prefer longer hair than 4 inches. But 4 inches will give you a rough idea on how long your natural hair should be to add extensions. I hope it helps you!
Other Hair Stuff — 5 comments
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Sep 09
In a previous post, I looked at a few causes of micro ring extensions damage. I need to point out firstly that micro ring damage isn’t very common and I recommend the micro ring method to the majority of my clients. In this post I’d like to include an additional reason that you may have damage to your natural hair when having micro ring extensions attached for a month or so:
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