The Clip-In Hair Piece revolution

Looking back to the early days of hair extensions when they were first gaining popularity, it was the celebrities, the rich and the patient that afforded this luxury. And committing hours to a salon seat, with a full-head of keratin extensions taking up to eight hours to complete and costing on average £600-£800, it’s easy to see why.

Beside the glamour that celebrities added, with few professionally trained hairdressers able to apply extensions effectively and many learning from ‘out of the box’ or short one-day courses, as expected horror stories made headlines too.

Throughout the 90's and into the early part of this new millennium, extensions looked to remain a treat for the elite. Then it all changed!

Five years ago our parent company American Dream launched instant and temporary clip-in hair extensions that revolutionised the hair extensions industry. The glitz and glamour finally became affordable to all, without the messy glues, the backache associated with sitting in a salon seat too long, the dent to your wallet or the permanency. With this in mind it’s easy to understand why clip-in hair pieces took off like a storm and are now as close to a girl as her best friend.

Trading in the professional hair extensions market since 1980, American Dream, the company that founded Love Hair Extensions, wanted to bring consumers products that are cost effective and best for them. In addition to being temporary, they’re brilliant because you can buy them off-shelf and DIY them at home. And they’re applied easily in three simple steps. To see how easy it is – click here.

Love Hair Extensions designed it’s first hair piece in the standard 12 inch width with 6 clips aligned, allowing you the consumer to layer in sections and to cut down to smaller pieces if needed.

Their flexibility and creativity make them fun to explore and you can create looks to suit your own individual style. With Love Hair Extensions you can add volume, length or flashes of colour/highlights in minutes.

To find out the best ways to add length, colour and volume click here.