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How to evaluate a hair extension method / product
by
Lisa Wallace
In my 16
years of performing hair extension services and also wearing hair extensions
myself, I have invested an extraordinary amount of time and money on researching
methods and attending hair extension seminars. I feel confident to say
that I am very well versed in just about any method on the market. Some
hair extension methods I find work very well and I use those methods regularly
in my professional extension practice. On the other hand, other methods
I feel are sub par, so consequently I don’t use them in my work.
When I am researching a new hair extension method, these
are the criteria that I take into consideration to determine if that method
may be beneficial for my clients:
- The hair extension must be easy for me to apply to
the client and must not cause any discomfort to my client.
- The hair extensions must stay in the hair well without
problems of slipping or shedding.
- The hair extensions must be non-damaging for the client’s
hair and scalp.
- The hair extensions must be easy to remove.
- The hair extensions must be able to be reused at least
once before the client should need to purchase new hair.
 There
are many different extension methods and each method has its own unique
strengths and weaknesses. As a potential hair extension client attempts
to navigate through the numerous choices and tries to discern what might
be the best method for their individual situation, it’s very helpful
to consult a hair extension specialist who is well versed in the pro’s
and con’s of several methods. With hair extensions, the idiom ‘one
size fits all’ certainly does not apply. So, in order to be able
to suit just about any client who walks into your salon, a good, knowledgeable
hair extensionist should be well versed in several methods.
When a person comes in for a hair extension consultation,
there are a few key points that must be considered in order to select
the method that is most appropriate for that person. These key points
to be considered are:
- The client’s hair type.
- Client’s hair health.
- Client’s lifestyle.
- Client’s budget.
- Desired end result
- Client’s ability / willingness to correctly maintain
hair extensions by coming in for regular appointments, using professional
products, utilizing proper daily brushing techniques, and other important
care procedures.
Currently the market has been saturated and dominated
with these strand techniques:
- Fusion
- Micro rings / Eurolocs / Hairlocs
- Shrink Links / Shrinkies / Shrink Tubes
I am introducing a new strand type extension that is vastly
different than all the above mentioned methods.
Announcing…Godiva Flat Strands
- The strands lay perfectly flat to the head to ensure
greater client comfort without bulkiness.
- No shedding.
- Godiva Strands can be placed farther up on the head.
- They are nearly undetectable, even in thin or light
colored hair.
- Godiva Flat Strands are reusable.
- Godiva hair is available in a full array of colors
and textures.
- Easy application and easy removal
Training classes and an instructional DVD and training
manual are available.
For more information call: 530-677-8227 or visit: www.Godiva-Hair.com
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