Celebrities like JENNIFER ANISTON go from short to long in what seems like seconds. Hair extensions used to be reserved for stars who wanted to go glam on the red carpet. But now, long and luscious locks are available to everyone and more salons are offering extensions. There are a number of ways this trend can work for you:

Grow out bangs

Bangs inevitably encounter an awkward stage where they are too long that they are in your eyes, but too short to tuck behind your ears. Extensions can be weaved into the front area of your hair to ease the growing-out phase.

Add highlights

With extensions, you can add temporary highlights or lowlights without damaging your hair. This is an especially good method if you want to try funky colors because you won’t have to bleach first, and then color. Of course, extensions also work if a more natural look is desired. Just ask you stylist for colors that will flatter your skin tone and work with your existing hair color.

Go for length

Extensions can add up to 28 inches of length, bringing you from a short bob to flowing locks no problem. With this freedom, you can try different looks anytime without waiting for hair to reach a certain length.

Add volume after hair loss

In order to weave extensions, hair only needs to be four inches long. This is an excellent way to create a look while your natural hair grows out. It is also an alternative to wigs and head scarves. You can also supplement your extensions by using a volume enhancing shampoo.

Thicken up thin hair

By asking your stylist to weave in slightly wavy hair, you can plump up your locks and add volume in no time.

Source: Frizzy2Silky.com