Debunking hair extensions myths as celebrities turn to them for trending bob transformations
16.11.2023 - 12:37
/ ok.co.uk
Hair extensions are making a comeback, but not in the way you might expect. While celebrities used to turn to them to transform their short hair into luscious, flowing lengths, they're now using them to create this season's trendiest hairstyle: the bob. The above-the-shoulder cut has had a major comeback this year, and no longer is it seen as a 'mumsy' length that simply saves styling time in the morning.
The new-season bob is thick, razor-sharp, perfectly styled and ultra-chic – and you only need to look to celebrities like Frankie Bridge, Chloe Burrows and Zendaya to see that this is true.
So, if you've been considering going for the chop yourself, but you're also worried you don't have the volume or the thickness to pull off the shorter 'do, we're here to let you in on the A-listers' secret: they don't have the thickness either, they have extensions. However, if the idea and upkeep of hair extensions worry you, you may be a little hesitant. Here, we've spoken to hair expert Olia Cutz from London's celebrity hot spot The Extensionist, to debunk some of the most common extensions myths, and to show you that faux lengths can be tailored for all.
True or false: Hair extensions damage hair when worn long-term? False. You just have to look after and manage your hair carefully. We’d always recommend coming back to your hair extensions specialist for regular maintenance appointments and also rely on your hair specialist to remove and replace hair extensions.
It’s all about maintenance and proper care.
True or false: You have to take regular breaks from extensions? False. Not necessarily, if you are looking after the hair and taking good care of it. Sometimes a break can be good just to give your scalp a break, though.
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