Extensions add to long hair looks, who knew how effective they can be on shorter styles, too! Read on:
Okay so we know how versatile extensions are, allowing you to create different looks and styles on all hair types in the salon. We’ve much admired how Great Lengths extensions are superb at helping add volume, length, and colour-effects to your client’s hair. Now the brand reminds us to champion extensions as a way to enhance their short styles as well.
Extensions for shorter styles
With GL Bonds or Tapes, going shorter has never been easier. You can create volume or bounce to your clients shorter styles like bobs or lobs.
Get the look
Celebrity hairstylist Hadley Yates, from Hadley Yates Salon shows the versatility of Great Lengths, by giving make-up artist and influencer Belle Hassan, a sleek, short style along with a colour refresh using GL Tapes.
Details
Hadley used 16” GL Tapes in shades 59 and 66 to add tonnes of dimension to Belle’s locks, giving her an eye-catching yet natural transformation.
Great Lengths Tapes are designed to add volume, length, and colour. Stylists and customers love their fast application, easy maintenance, and complete comfort.
Make sure your clients know there are many ways to use extensions, and they can be an excellent tool for enhancing their short-hair looks. We look forward to seeing all the different ways you style using extensions in the salon this year.
Interested in becoming a Great Lengths certified stylist? Please email: sales@greatlengthshair.co.uk or call +44 (0) 113 278 1292 speak to the Great Lengths team.
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