Creative HEAD February 2018
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Once the domain of club kids and later footballers’<br />
wives, extensions now offer clients a quick and effective<br />
route to something they crave – better hair<br />
EXTENSIONS IS ONE of the fastest-growing areas<br />
of hairdressing. Gone are the days of obvious fakery –<br />
today’s pieces are discreet, high quality and perfect for<br />
troubleshooting many of the problems your clients run into.<br />
“The association of hair extensions with incredibly long,<br />
false-looking hair and inevitable damage is slowly but surely<br />
becoming a thing of the past,” explains Raphelle Saint-<br />
Marshall, salon manager at Matthew Curtis Hair. “This is<br />
thanks to better awareness and education among stylists<br />
and clients alike, and in the improved quality and results of<br />
well-applied pieces.”<br />
The new breed of extensions are more subtle than ever<br />
before, something Andria Kaisharis from Fowler35 in London<br />
believes is responsible for their rise in popularity. “I’m<br />
happiest when my clients come back and they tell me their<br />
friends or partners notice there’s something different about<br />
them, but that they can’t put their finger on it.”<br />
Salv Mulé, of Academy Salon, a Balmain Prestige salon<br />
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