Are hair extensions right for you? The answer is always YES! Hair extensions are a great way to add volume and/or length to your natural look.
Are you getting married or have a formal event to attend?
Are you doing a boudoir or portrait photo shoot?
Are you planning a girl’s night out?
Then the answer is YES, you’ll want to consider buying extensions. But which ones?! We had the same question [we’re photogs, not stylist], so we asked three of our top beauty professionals and here what they say….
[Want to see what 86″ of hair looks like?!]
Then the answer is yes, you’ll want to consider buying extensions. But which ones?! We had the same question [we’re photogs, not stylist], so we asked three of our top beauty professionals and here what they say….
HUMAN HAIR, CLIP IN EXTENSION RECOMMENDATIONS:
High-End Extensions
Bellami Hair – Click [HERE] to Shop
Halo Couture – Click [HERE] to Shop
My Fantasy Hair – Click [HERE] to Shop
Middle of the Road Extensions
Sallies Brand (100% Remy Hair) – Click [HERE] to Shop
Tousle and Toss
Amazon Human Hair for a shoot only – Click [HERE] to Shop
You’ll only get about 5 washes out of it but its perfect for a one-day event!
Of course, they all suggest that when shopping for extensions that you consult a sales rep or professional about what color to get that will blend best with your hair (or take it to your stylist to color match) as sometimes it’s harder to tell online. And if you’re having someone else attach the extensions [like for a photo shoot or wedding] bring them to the shoot brushed out and dry for styling.
Professional suggestions made by Kai Anthony [owner of Salon 1803 and Redken Educator], Danielle Keefe [Owner of Danielle Keefe Artistry] and Shana Christoforo [Owner of Shana Glamour].
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Above Photo Credits:
Hair: Kai Anthony
Makeup: Shana ChristoforoPhoto: Shannon Michelle
Model: Madyie May
Agency: Maggie Inc.
What a fashionable, girl’s day!! I spent last weekend with a friend at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, followed by an amazing late brunch at Gaslight in the South End. The MFA featured fashion illustrations by the late Kenneth Paul Block, who sketched for Women’s Wear Daily and W Magazine. His illustrations not only feature the hottest trends of that time but focused on the famous lifestyles of the celebrities and socialites who wore them. They were lovely to see in person. I’m excited to go back soon to check out the TechStyle exhibit. This features garments made from recycled material and 3-D printers! That will be shown until July so don’t miss out!
What’s your favorite girls day out trip? Comment below.
Meet Roseann. Armed with just her cell phone and a bundle of optimism, she transformed her daily commute into a creative experience, now shared by many. As she took the ferry from South Boston to Charlestown every day and back again, she noticed the beautiful things [often taken for granted] that make up her little neighborhood. She started snapping photos with her phone so that she could text her friends and family, hoping to start their day off with a smile. Those same photographs are now bringing smiles to many many more, hanging in gallery settings all over the Massachusetts area!
You can find out more about Roseann and her shows at The Port Report Boston. Click [HERE] for a direct link to her website. I was honored to be able to photograph her in preparation for her gallery/art website and promotional materials. Here are a few of some of our favs!
Roseann is also a dancer. I loved seeing her free spirit come through when she’s doing what she loves! [Wedding Dance Boston.com]
Makeup by Shana Christoforo.