For Instant Summer Concert Hair, Try Feather Extensions
A new way to add a little bohemian to an otherwise chic ‘do came to our attention recently from Milvali Salon. Co-owner Deb Monti’s new feather extensions seem made for summer concerts, blowing in the wind on road trips and lazing around in Dolores Park on sunny afternoons. Even better, they’re relatively inexpensive ($20 and up), temporary and work in long and short hair.
Each natural hair extension has an individual feather affixed to the bottom and is braided and attached to your real hair using a small bead like a regular hair extension would be (no glue, heat or weaving is involved in the process). They last eight to 10 weeks and can be washed right along with your regular hair.
For a subtle look, you can choose a feather that blends in with your hair, while a bolder, rocker-tinged ‘coif is easy to create with brightly-colored feathers and multiple extensions.
Available at Milvali Salon & Cosmetics, 2040 Union St., SF, 415-409-1500, www.milvali.com.
Love the look of feather extensions but don't want to support the killing of roosters? Try LockStarz! They are hybrid synthetic material with a grizzly pattern look. They come in 10 colors, 15" lengths, can be washed, curled, flat ironed, etc. and are easily installed with a microbead. They are fabulous! Roosters are rejoicing...you can feel good about these! They are humane, environmentally friendly, and cruelty free!
By on September 28, 2011
Love the look of feather extensions but don't want to support the killing of roosters? Try LockStarz! They are hybrid synthetic material with a grizzly pattern look. They come in 10 colors, 15" lengths, can be washed, curled, flat ironed, etc. and are easily installed with a microbead. They are fabulous! Roosters are rejoicing...you can feel good about these! They are humane, environmentally friendly, and cruelty free!
By on September 28, 2011
Since I live right next to Dolores park I can say without a doubt that you can wear any manner of hairstyle or color you like including feather extensions while having a nice bbq with friends or just soaking up the sun(cause you know we get more of it here than the rest of SF, hahah). Anyhow, check out my guide to Feather Hair Extensions on my site StrayHair.com!
By on July 21, 2011
Try the alternative rooster feather hair extensions. Humane cruelty free http://www.HairRoyalty.com
By on July 09, 2011
I love the ChicNheadZ DIY kits! they are so easy and affordable!! I want more! Everyone should try the DIY kit http://www.chicnheadz.com/
By on May 19, 2011
Clip on Feather Hair Extensions are the hottest trend for hair! The website at http://www.CliponFeatherHairExtensions.com has a great selection. With a simple clip you can place them in your hair wherever you like. Many styles and colors are available and they are easy to switch. Transform your hair with feather flair!
By on May 10, 2011
If you are looking for feather extensions in the Bay Area, check out Shakin' Tail Feathers! www.facebook.com/shakintailfeathers... the lowest cost bay area feather extensions and tinsel strands! (650)332-4748.
By on April 25, 2011
Stylists do a great job with Feather Hair Extensions but you can do them yourself. ChicNheadz does have a do it yourself feather hair extensions kit with simple instructions. So have fun with your style and give them a try. http://www.chicnheadz.com/
By on March 11, 2011
For the best prices and free shipping on feather extensions visit http://www.heathersfeathers.us!
By on February 16, 2011
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