Hairtrade to Offer 50% Off I&K Instant Clip-In Human Hair Extensions

Hairtrade has announced it is to offer 50% off the market price of I&K Instant Clip-in Human Hair extensions.

2011-09-02

TYNE & WEAR, ENGLAND, September 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Hairtrade, the number one hair extensions online store in the UK, has announced it is to offer a 50% discount on I&K Instant Clip-in Human Hair extensions, with a choice of 20 colours available.

I&K Instant Clip-in Human hair extensions are made of 100% High Quality Remy Human hair. It contains enough hair to easily cover a full head. For customers who do not want to spend a lot of time to clip in several hair pieces one by one, Hairtrade offers this easy to use full hair set which will allow ladies to add a truly significant amount of hair extensions into their hair in seconds.

Keven Kou, Managing Director of I&K International Limited commented: "We only use the best quality natural human hair to make I&K Instant Human Hair extensions. These hair extensions are easy to attach and are designed to be worn every day. I&K Instant clip in human hair extensions offer versatility to transform your image within seconds."

Seven special metal clips are attached around the top of each hair set and once they are clipped in, they never fall off. The hair set is already styled and layered with nature body weave, adding volume and length at the same time. With the company's exclusive color blends, there is always a perfect color to match virtually any lady. The hair set comes complete with a deluxe packaging and is perfect for storage.

The offer ends on 15th of Sep 2011.

About Hairtrade:
Hair Trade was established in 2005 and is now one of the leading online hair care, hair extensions and beauty products distributor and retailer across the UK and Europe. Hairtrade provides a wide range of hair extensions products, beauty (including fake tan), hair care and hair electrical brands.

Hairtrade provide a wide range of 100% human hair extensions mainly, human hair weaves, clip in hair extensions and pre-bonded hair which includes Remy hair extensions and European hair extensions. Among its top brands are I&K 100% Human Hair and Remy Hair, Top Model and Jessica Simpson hair. In addition to its 100% human hair extensions the company also provides synthetic hair extensions, wigs, hairpieces, hair extensions accessories and tools, as well as an extensive range of hair care products from brands such as Tigi, Loreal, Schwarzkopf, Goldwell, Matix, Fudge, Keune, Sexy Hair and many more.

Website: http://www.hairtrade.com/

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