Take special care of Great Lengths Hair Extension Bonds
Posted on October 11, 2007
- After your Hair Extension Process Day, do not shampoo for 2 days.
- Brush ends to crown, using caution closest to the hair extension bonds.
- Tie hair back or in a loose braid at bedtime to prevents extension from tangling.
- Brush with Maison Pearson Brush (bristle brush) Daily and a Wide Tooth Comb.
- Unravel braids with fingers. Brush end to crown, using caution closest to the bonds.
- Hold hair extension bonds as you brush or comb through.
- Do not use any comb from the scalp down.
- Avoid washing hair face down.
- Absorb water with a Towel Wrap, never dry with a scrubbing action.
- Bonds shouldn’t stay wet for long periods ie never sleep with wet braided hair.
- Use blow dryer on medium setting, never apply hot curling iron directly to bond.
- Never use any product with sulfur in it (dandruff shampoos).
- Avoid silicon based, oil, bleach or tint directly onto the bond.
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Great Lengths’ birthplace is London…
Posted on October 10, 2007
| Great Lengths’ birthplace is London, one of the world´s fashion centers. David Gold, founder of Great Lengths, had set himself the goal to develop a hair extension system as simple to use as cutting or drying. When in 1991 he had developed and patented the Great Lengths principle he had simultaneously discovered the first method of thickening thin and fine hair in a very simple way. |  |
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This invention set off a revolution in 1991. For the first time David Gold could offer hair extensions and hair thickening in one system. Great Lengths has become a sign of our times: men - and particularly women - have started preferring non aggressive technical solutions and natural products.In this context Great Lengths has also been one step ahead from the start: so far no other system has developed a similarly non compromising technique of attaching additional strands to the customer´s own hair. It goes without saying that only perfectly 100% natural highest quality human hair is used.
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| It is therefore no wonder that Great Lengths should have established itself on the worldwide market within a few years. Today top hairdressers in Great Britain, Italy, France, Austria, Germany, Norway, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Holland, Belgium, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Luxembourg, the U. S. A., Canada, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Hong Kong, the United Arab Emirates, South Africa, the Caribbean, Japan, Mexico and many more countries are offering Great Lengths with increasing success. |  |
Courtesy of Great Lengths of Denver (www.greatlengthsofdenver.com)
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