Treatment guides

Fusion extensions, sometimes called keratin bond or pre-bonded extensions, add length and volume by attaching small strands of extension hair to your own hair using a…

Hair extensions add length, volume or a splash of colour by attaching strands of human or synthetic hair to your own. There are several methods, and the right one…

Tape-in extensions are wefts of hair pre-attached to thin, medical-grade adhesive strips. A stylist sandwiches small sections of your own hair between two tape wefts,…

Microlink extensions, also known as micro ring, micro bead, I-tip or cold fusion extensions, are a way of adding length and volume to your hair without heat or glue…

Bridal hair is the styling of your hair for your wedding day, usually built around a trial appointment followed by the styling on the morning itself. A stylist works…

Braiding is a styling technique in which sections of hair are interlaced into patterns such as box braids, cornrows, knotless braids, fishtails or feed-in styles, often…

Clip-in extensions are wefts of hair fitted with small pressure clips that snap onto your own hair to add instant length, thickness or a flash of colour. They are the…

A hair pin up, often called an updo or hair up, is a styling service where your hair is dressed and secured away from the face and neck, usually for a wedding, prom,…

Curling iron and flat iron styling uses heated tools to reshape the hair, either smoothing it straight or forming waves and curls. A flat iron (straightener) presses…

Hard gel is a durable, UV or LED-cured gel system used to add strength, length or a protective overlay to the natural nail. Unlike builder in a bottle (BIAB) or many…