Hairtrade Introduce No Inhibitions to Hair Styling Range

Hairtrade has announced the introduction of No Inhibitions to its hair styling range, featuring smoothing creams, gels, wax and shaping pomades among other products.

2012-03-22

GATESHEAD, ENGLAND, March 22, 2012 (Press-News.org) Hairtrade, the UK's leading retailer of hair extensions, hair care and beauty products has added an exciting new line to its hair styling range.

No Inhibition is a sophisticated hair styling line which consists of a number of products, from smoothing creams, styling gels and shaping pomades to moulding muds, modelling wax and texturizing foams. The elegance of this line is evident in the unique and stylish shaped bottles and colourful chic packaging.

Keven Kou, managing director of I&K International Limited said: "We've been looking for some new and exciting brands to add to our hair styling collection, and No Inhibition seemed to fit perfectly. The products deliver everything you can need for hair styling - they have amazing signature scents, reform the hair for any style, and they look great with their vibrant yet understated packaging."

The range can be used by both male and female consumers. Whether customers are looking for that little bit of volume whilst holding their hair style or they need pomade to shape and texturise, there is something for everyone and for every hair style.

No Inhibitions can be purchased online at www.hairtrade.com.

About I&K International Limited:
Established in 2005, I&K International Limited is now one of the leading distributors of online hair care and beauty products across the UK and Europe. Hairtrade provides a wide range of hair extension products, hair care and hair electrical brands.

Hairtrade provide a wide range of 100% human hair extensions mainly, human hair weaves, I&K clip in Hair Extensions and pre-bonded hair 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, Matrix, Fudge, Keune, Sexy Hair and many more.

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