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Ultima Ambassador Stylist O’Kela Neveaux Demonstrates How to Create Highlights with new PROTA Clip-on Hair Extensions

Ultima Ambassador Stylist O’Kela Neveaux demonstrates how to create highlights with new PROTA clip-in hair extensions, made with Ultima Organic Protein Hair.

See the rest of the photos, and Okela’s step-by-step instructions in the No Bad Hair Days Blog Flickr Group.

While you’re there, upload your before and after photos so you can share them with our readers. We’d love to know how you use Ultima Organic Protein Hair Extensions.

Ultima Ambassador Stylist Ngone Sow Demonstrates How hair extensions can change your whole style

Ultima Ambassador Stylist Ngone Sow of Soween Hair Salon created this transformation at the Natural Hair Show in New York. She created a stocking cap weave for the Pro10 hair extensions, and totally changed her model’s appearance.

No Bad Hair Days Reader Asks: Where Can I Find Ultima Loose Deep Hair?

A No Bad Hair Days Blog readers asks: I am having an extreme problem finding the loose deep bulk hair. Hype Hair April 2009 issue has a picture of the loose deep bulk so I guess it exists.

Three new bulk styles made with Ultima: Loose Deep, Indian, and Super Wave were introduced at the Natural Hair Show this month, Pro 10 Ambassador Stylist Ngone Sow introduced the new styles to braiders and natural hair stylists. Their appearance is quite natural and they offer a lot of styling versatility because they are made of natural collagen protein. And, they are half the price of human hair, which costs more than $40 per package of 18 inch hair. They are available online through her website.

Thinking of a Radical Color Change? Try it On with Hair Extensions First

Tempting as it may be to try a really different hair color, or a radically new hairstyle, major appearance changes can lead to major regrets. Ask anyone who’s dyed her hair peacock blue on a whim.

So, if you’d like to try something like this great look, do it with Pro 10 hair extensions made with Ultima before you make the color permanent. You’ll thank me. I guarantee it. :>)

Sneak Peak – Prota – New Keratin-Tipped Hair Extensions from Ultimahair

Ultimahair demonstrated revolutionary, new keratin-tipped Prota hair extensions at the International Beauty Show in New York City this week. They’ll be available soon in a host of natural colors and textures, and several fun colors. Prota, made with Ultima Natural Protein Hair, is suited to all types of hair, including Caucasian, Hispanic, and Asian. Master hair extension stylist Adriana Barrett created this model’s hairstyle at the show.Watch No Bad Hair Days Blog for more news.

A History of Hair Color

From cavemen putting red earth in their hair, to men and women risking scalp burns with peroxide, humans have gone to great lengths to color their hair throughout history. From the Roman’s wigs made from the blonde hair of captive barbarians, to the gray wigs of British barristers, to the lacquered, black wigs of Japanese geishas and the wild hair colors favored by punks, hair color and style has been an important part of the dress of both men and women since antiquity.

You can change your hair color simply, safely, and easily by blending different shades of Pro 10 Hair Extensions into your hair to experiment with a new look or enhance your usual style.

Here’s an interesting article at Colourlovers blog. Want the nitty gritty about hair color? Find it here.

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