Klix cold fusion hair extensions are made from great quality 100% Remy Human Hair. Each strand is individually hand threaded onto a skin-like weft, which allows them to remain tangle free while looking very natural. The silicone-lined micro links match the color of the hair to help blend, and also protect the hair within the copper link.

Klix hair extensions are perfect for someone with a thicker, or a coarse hair texture. Other systems, like Easilengths are great for someone with finer hair. Klix extensions have a slightly bulkier base, but with thick or coarse hair, this is nothing to worry about. They’re no thicker than a strand by strand extension’s bond. Even better, with Klix there is no tape, heat, or glue.

The application process of Klix is extremely quick. After being color matched, the extensions can be put in, and the cut customized in about 90 minutes. They are minimally damaging to the hair, given there is no heat, or glue needed to secure the extensions to your hair. As you can see from the picture, the extensions are secured by pulling your own hair through the silicone-lined micro link.

The best part of these extensions is their ability to be moved up. After about 4-6 weeks, depending on your rate of hair growth, a touch-up is recommended. You come in, and in about 30-60 minutes, the micro-links are opened, and the hair is moved closer to the scalp, and then they are closed again. Moving the extensions up comes at a very fair cost: $100. I guarantee they can be moved up once, giving them a life span of 8-12 weeks.

Even better, depending on the hair and micro-link’s integrity, in some cases they are able to be moved up twice.

I like to consult with every client before I recommend a line of extensions. As is true with anything, there is no extension that is perfect for everyone. Depending on your hair type, lifestyle, and desired results, I have several lines of extensions to suit each scenario. If Klix are right for you, my pricing is as follows:

Full Volume: $500  Full Length: $800 Re-application: $100

These prices include the hair, the application, and my customization/cut.

The time has come to address a trend that has gone haywire: Feathers. What once was a cute, trendy idea is quickly becoming an overdone, tacky accessory that is quite the eye-sore. Here is the problem…

Supply and demand. Unfortunately the trendsetting feathers that were first to hit the markets were legitimately feathers that came from the tail of a rooster. Originally used for fly-fishing, they could be found at local fishing/outdoor stores.

It is obvious that farmers who sell the feathers at fishing stores had no clue the beauty industry was about to take over their market. Therefore, we see what is happening now: a shortage of the actual rooster feathers, and a surplus of synthetic, terrible look-a-like feathers.

Now it seems like people who want to make a quick buck are mustering up all the feathers they can find.

In fact, feather look-a-likes are even on the market!

In the end, you see feathers sticking out of someones hair like antennas, sometimes by the dozens. Then there is that girl with something that looks like a feather, or is it dirty hair??? Who knows.

As is often done with trends, over doing a certain thing is never a good thing. Take, for instance, Christina Aguilera and the platinum hair and red lipstick. Girl, let it go! And the everlasting leapord print mess. Lets not let feathers get to that point ladies. They came, and they are going. Don’t be the last to let go of a dwindling trend.