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Hair Salon in Lafayette IN Goes to the Birds

Bliss Salon and Spa, a hair salon in Lafayette, IN, has announces feather hair extensions.

2011-06-12
LAFAYETTE, IN, June 12, 2011 (Press-News.org) Bliss Salon and Spa, a hair salon in Lafayette, IN, has announces feather hair extensions for their customers.

"We're very excited to include present feather hair extensions for our customers", mentions Bethany Tyrrell. Tyrrell is the owner of Bliss Salon and Spa and is continually looking for today's top products and services for her clients. "The popular hair extensions allow for a dramatic impact to someone's hair style and it is extremely affordable."

One of the reasons that many feel are leading to the popularity is that many people in looking for a budget-friendly way to dress up their hair. Economic conditions have forced many fashion lookers to go for less money options, but they still want to make an impact. Feather hair extensions offer an inexpensive alternative to more costly highlights.

According to Tyrrell, "Other reasons that feathers have become popular is that they can endure the stress of normal everyday hair care. They can be curled, shampooed, blow-dried and they can also be worn in straight or curly hair!"

Feather extensions are very easy to tie in and will last for weeks. Part of the popularity has come from the bright and bold plumage worn by top models during recent runways of Cushnie et Ochs and Gucci. Popular celebrities like Jennifer Love Hewett, Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus, Steven Tyler, and Hilary Duff have all contributed to the popularity of this season's hot look.

For more information and to schedule a free consultation call Bliss Salon and Spa at (765) 807-0343 or visit their website at http://BlissSalon.info.

Bliss Salon and Spa is a full service salon that includes top hair salon techniques, massage, facials, hair coloring, manicures, pedicures and wax treatments. For more information please visit our website at http://blisssalon.info, visit us at http://www.facebook.com/BlissLafayette or call us a 765-807-0343.


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[Press-News.org] Hair Salon in Lafayette IN Goes to the Birds
Bliss Salon and Spa, a hair salon in Lafayette, IN, has announces feather hair extensions.