Frankie’s looking good on that bike but he could spend less time avoiding the camera.

I guess Spring is taking a break, but it hasn’t even gotten started yet. I was reminded that last year at this time we had days around 80 degrees. This year, I’m still working out in the gym. Lately I have been supplementing my workouts with a few runs. Saturday morning I ran around 4 miles or so.

Saturday Walk

Eleni and Joe Mug for the camera…err camera-phone.

I keep having to sneak pictures of my son.

Saturday I brought the kids out for a walk in East Granby, Connecticut. Besides getting Frankie, Eleni and Joe out for a walk, I wanted to scope out the trails again for biking. I wasn’t feeling too confident though.

We started out on the corner of Newgate Road. I could see that the snow was piled up on the trail going up the hill. I had little hope it would be better up above but I got the kids to follow me up the hill. I was thinking of turning back but was too stubborn. I was pretty sure it wasn’t going to get any better but we were here and despite the snow, it was a good day for a walk. The trail itself wasn’t up for biking, but it was packed down enough by others enough for our shoes to stay relatively dry.

Before a walk, the kids usually start out by arguing with me. Today I treated them to Wendy’s for lunch before our walk. By the time we are walking, they find the fun in it. I just enjoy walking with them and watching them find the fun along the trail.

Despite the snow, it finally is a great day for a ride.

Sunday Ride With Frankie See Ride

Sunday turned out to be very unusual in so many ways. It was sunny out but too cold for a road ride. The wind was still howling in the morning making it chillier still. I was holding out for an afternoon road ride. The weatherman promised highs in the upper 40′s. That would have to do.

It was unusual in another way. I was recruiting my son Frankie for this ride. I had asked other MFR guys to join me but it would end up being just us two. We’ve had multiple Mikes, Ron/Rob’s on MFR rides, but not other Franks.

This would be the first ride Frankie would take with the ’86 blue Cannondale I got through Doug last fall. With the downshift levers, it would be a new experience for him.

We started in the shopping mall parking lot across from Hampton Ponds. Frankie asked where and how far we were going but I was noncommittal. I didn’t want to make any promises. I wouldn’t push him too hard but I was hoping for at least 20 miles with him.

Starting off from the parking lot I was planning a fairly flat ride. There would be some good rises though. Frankie asked where I was going. I explained to him that our destination was less important than how we got there. I planned on some of my favorite roads. I did tell him that I hoped to get us to Northampton before turning back.

I had chosen this parking lot because it was a flatter area. That is a relative term…it may not have seemed very “flat” to him. We got off the main road fast, circled around the corner of Hampton Ponds and took one of my favorite routes towards route 10. There were a few good hills in here. A little steep in spots but not too long. I tried my best to keep it fairly flat.

The Cannondale’s gears are in a tight cluster meaning it could use some easier gears for the hills. With Frankie’s lighter weight though, he got up every hill even if he had to stand on the pedals. For him to do that without complaining is a wondrous thing! I don’t know if he has the desire to ride like I do (doubt that), but he has the potential to be a great biker. Frankie has worked hard to get his weight down and that combined with his strength would make him a strong rider if he wanted to be.

I love these roads, but my real joy came from riding with my son. Since he may never have the love of riding like I do, that may be all I get. I’m just enjoying this ride with my son. Getting back I asked him if he was tired. He seemed okay but never gave me a straight answer. That’s the trials and tribulations of dealing with a (recent) 15-year-old. Maybe I’ll get more out of him when he’s 16.

We met Courtnie and family originally at Jordyn’s 5th Birthday Party, where her gorgeous kids stole our hearts. She contacted us soon after, wanting to set up a shoot with most of her family (grandparents, cousins and uncle included!) Shana was immediately excited about Stanley Park, and I had no idea what we were in store for until we got there. The place is gorgeous. There were flowers and photo-ops everywhere you turn. The family was a riot, running about and trying to wrangle Callah who would only stand still long enough to say “No more bananas!”

We love the love and warmth that comes across in these, and we hope this isn’t the last time we get to document this gorgeous family as they grow up!

From Southwick, I entered the new portion of the bike trail into Westfield.

Riding on my own Monday, I discovered that the Westfield portion of the bike path is pretty much complete—sort of.

Southwick’s portion of the path is called the “Jog” and south of that into Connecticut is called the The Farmington Canal Heritage Trail and the Farmington River Trail. I’m not sure what the Westfield part is called but I will call it “short,” or how about “dead end.”

Riding north into the newest section, the part to Shaker Road has been done for a bit longer than the part on the other side of Shaker. There is a nice parking lot that you can access via Shaker Farms Country Club. That is a nice touch and is barely used.

When I came to Shaker Road, I was surprised to see the path seemed complete on the other side. I had been there recently and thought it needed some work still. Crossing over, I decided to try it out and see where it leads. Following the trail along, I was surprised to see access trails on either side of the trail from the neighborhoods on either side of the path. What surprised me most though was how steep each path was—very atypical of a bike path. It seems this path follows a narrow valley inbetween.

Access trails from opposite sides of the trail connect the opposing neighborhoods. From here, you can see the opposite access trail. The actual trail is much lower between these two.

After seeing that I was excited to keep going and follow it to its end. It didn’t take much longer though. The path ended—nowhere! I came upon a metal gate crossing the path. On the other side was just dirt. I guess either the money ran out or they are just doing this in phases—short phases. I think the other part of the path to be not much more than 200 yards long. This seemed less than a mile. I’m guessing that maybe the trail adds a mile in length or something like that. At least it GETS to Shaker Road.

I can hear Mike 10 bitchin’ about Westfield right now.

The end for now. That’s Westfield for you.

On the other side of the dam, teens were having a blast jumping in the river.

We’ve done some great rides lately and I was just bored. I didn’t know what to do with myself. My wife didn’t want to go out and in the heat I understood. Ron had called so I tried calling him back with an idea I thought he’d like.

“Lets go mountain biking instead.” “Sure,” he said. “How about Robinson. It’s fast enough to keep the bugs off us and maybe some wind in our face.” So we did.

Meeting up with Ron, I could see he was feeling about the same—not too motivated. I knew the change would be the ticket for me. For Ron, he had done leg presses today and wasn’t up for a marathon. With the heat that was fine. I was just happy to be in the woods.

There weren’t many surprises in our route at first. We stopped by the dam to see kids jumping off on the West Springfield side. I thought that water was too dirty. Maybe things have changed. I’d like some proof though.

As we traveled along, we came upon some swarms of bugs but dodged enough of them to still be hungry. Weaving along the twisty trails from the foundation trail on we discovered something new. It seems a certain mountain biker has been busy on his summer vacation. We found a new trail of one of his newest trails. I thought it wouldn’t last long but instead was surprised to find it much longer than suspected. I was ready to forget it but Ron had turned onto it. Being very new, it’s surface was rather soft, and luckily mostly downhill in the direction we were heading. It was a series of switchbacks and followed a slope above the JC trail. It was a nice addition and I appreciated that it was an alternative off an existing trail. It seems that most of his trails run from one to the next with few choices.

That was the highlight of the ride for us although earlier I had gotten some serious air off the whoop-de-doo. We were out about an hour. The average temperature under the trees was 86 degrees. Compared to the road, that was pretty good.

Tuesday—Carl Rides Again—See Ride

Carl takes a break on the bike path.

The high temperature for the day was close to 100. For our ride it was 95—lucky us.

Mike 10, Carl and I left from the parking lot under the South End Bridge. Carl had ridden there trying to get miles for a Tour de France challenge. Mike was sick. I was feeling overwhelmed by the heat all day.

My only plan was to keep it interesting. We twisted along as many different roads as possible, showing Carl a few new routes/roads to keep it interesting. Mike was feeling lousy and stayed in back more than usual—except at the first town line.

We cut across Agawam from one corner to the other then up through Westfield to the new entrance to the bike path off Shaker Road. The best part of the bike path is that it is very shaded. Great for days like this one. Also, it’s flat and is a quick way to get across a few town lines. That helps keep the ride interesting.

Riding along, I was hot and not that talkative. Mike was quiet too. Again, not feeling too well can have that effect. Carl though was a chatterbox. I think he likes us! Could our group be growing by one? Watch out for the dues—taking crap from Mike 11, getting lost on my unique trail rides, watching Ron go off on some driver and letting Mike 10 tell you the road is “clear.” Don’t worry Carl, you’ll see.

Circling back, Carl exclaimed that it was a very good route. I’ve mastered these roads and know how to make a ride good. I just wish I could do it as well on the other side of the river.

Tuesday—See Ride

We met at the South End Bridge as planned even though we saw the clouds back over West Springfield. The weatherman predicted bad weather just north and west of us sparing Agawam and the vicinity.

We took off planning a circuitous route trying not to stray too far from our start. Unfortunately the clouds eventually slipped in behind us when our back was turned and we soon were forced to head back (backtracking) along route 75.

It was a good fast ride though. My Garmin doesn’t do it justice frankly. There are times waiting for lights, cars, etc. that just don’t seem to pause the stats as it should. There were times we were flying. I was testing myself using my aero bars and feeling at the top of my game.

There are all good roads going into Suffield. We hit Hill Street—one of our favorites and a part of a loop we used to do regularly. Route 75 is also fun despite being a main road. It has very gentle slopes and we were breaking records coming back on it.

We had turned back earlier than planned but felt the effort justified the success we felt.

Wednesday—See Ride

I was seriously considering hitting Montgomery Road in Southampton which ends with the steep hill turning into a virtual wall. I had a good pace going towards it and was facing some dark clouds in front of me. At times I pulled my sunglasses down hoping they were just making them look dark. As I was about to turn onto Gilbert Road the first drops fell and I could see no breaks up ahead.

Turning back on the road I was still on, I decided to hit Wyben nonetheless, just from a less serious route. Hills were still involved but these had nothing on Southampton’s Montgomery Road. Drops were falling but much less troublesome. My only concern was my phone in my back pocket. If the rain really started coming down, I would have to find a plastic bag along my way—many can be found holding newspapers that many find too difficult to pick up off their lawns.

Wyben has a climb towards the other Montgomery Road, then another when you turn right going past Wyben Orchards. From there it’s mostly flat or down. Using the aero bars again, I was on fire. My back was as well though. I’ll need to keep stretching it off the bike.

Those bars are really working in my favor though. I am able to push myself harder which will help even when I am not down in the aero bars.

I turned around again later when I was on route 202 near the center of Westfield. Again rain crossed my path so I headed down route 20 instead right past the busiest areas of town. Since I was alone, there was nobody to complain. Instead of heading back directly though I swerved towards Agawam on route 189. All in all it was a great ride and faster than my usual pace.

I’m feeling good on the bike and real good about my conditioning at the moment. All it will take is a bad ride to spoil it though.

 As a hair extension specialist, I am asked–”how much are they?”, all of the time.  There are so many professional hair extension companies for professional hair extension specialist to choose from.

Being that I am certified with two different manufacuters, I can share some of the “why” behind the variances of prices.

Maybe you have started to contemplate getting a “full set” of hair extensions.  Typically, a “full set” of hair extensions is the term referred to the “strand by strand” process.   This process involves a very small section of your own natural hair being isolated, and the same amount of hair extension hair being attached to that section.

Before getting into a further detail about that, let’s discuss more of the “why” behind the costs.

Most importantly is the hair extension hair , itself.  

 Let’s take Balmain hair extensions, for example.

 Balmain Hair extensions is of the highest quality, and originates in China.   Ok, maybe you are thinking “why” would this matter to me….I just want hair extensions, and that’s all I want.

There happens to be a whole process that takes place prior, to you getting the beautiful hair that you have been dreaming about.

With Balmain they will only deal with a select clientele that will provide very strong, healthy hair for their manufacturer.  Once the obtain the hair, the hair then goes through various processes.  The hair goes through a reshaping processes, and its hairstrand shape into a “triobular” shape.  This enables this strong hair to move and bend for the different hair textures, that Balmain has to offer.

Another process that the hair extension hair has to go through has to do with the pigment (color) of the hair extension hair.  With Balmain, it goes through a co-enzyme process and in some instances it will take months for the hair to change color.  The manufacturer takes an extremely gentle approach to changing the color of the hair extension hair.  They want to preserve the quality of it, in every way.

Once all of that has taken place, the Balmain hair is shipped to Paris.  Balmain itself is much more than a hair extension manufacturer.  They are a high couture line of clothing and watches.  They are all about fashion.

So long before the salon places its order for the proper amount of hair, the hair itself has been handled many times prior to you having it added to your current length.

Now let’s talk about what happens in the salon.  

It is extremely important that a consultation takes place.  There is where a salon can determine if hair extensions are suitable for the client, and can educate “what” to expect  about moving forward with wearing hair extensions.

From professional experience being a hair extension specialist, I can share with you this…..it takes time to provide a gorgeous set of extensions.

Time.  

How much?   Anywhere from 4 to 8 hours.

In some instances, the hair extension hair needs to be colored with professional haircolor to achieve the most beautiful blend.  Again this take time.

Once the hair extensions are prepared and installed, they need to be blended in.   Hair extensions are best worn with a layered haircut/design.  This ensures that the natural hair and the hair extension hair marry together and then the end results are just beautiful and ….expensive looking.

The above photos were a collaboration between Ellen Lawlor and Ann Marie Walts.  Ellen was in charge of the haircolor and the design.  Ann Marie Walts’ responsibilities were to install the Balmain hair extensions so that they completely disappeared, and flowed.   The seamless teamwork of these two, very experience hairstylists provided an end result that anyone would love have, if they were wanting hair extensions.

Let’s talk about experience.

Why are hair extensions so expensive?   

Experience.  

Please be sure that the studio/salon or stylist has much experience when it comes to providing you this service.  

Do they offer consultations?  Are they willing to offer a consultation. 

In the case our hair extension studio, we have various hair extension application options and this is why we recommend beginning with a consultation, too.

If considering opting for a “full set” of “strand by strand” (like shown in the above photo) it is suggested to have a test strand or two installed prior to making your decision.    This will ensure that they are comfortable to wear.

It  is my hope that this article shares some information to help explain…”why are hair extensions so expensive?”

It simply comes down to amount of supplies, quality and the amount of time.

What’s your dream hair look like?

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West Sprinfield, Mass

Dream Hair.

Believable.

Beautiful.

As a makeover artist, each guest is like an amazing story.  Professional salon haircolor offers so much more than  “at home” “box haircolor”, when it comes to multi- dimensional looks.

Childrens’ haircolor glistens with different tones, and is rarely ever just one color.  Haircolor is one of the greatest creative services that salons have to offer.

Professionally speaking, I was once told that… “the right haircolor is; just that.  The right color”

All of the guidlines, of haircolor placement, hold true when designing a clients new look with hair extensions.

Balmain Hair Extensions offer a variety of natural looking hair textures, and their hair extension/ haircolor palette is exquisite.

Their packaging is eye catching and makes for easy artist/client communications.   This enables studios to carry much of the hair extension inventory, on hand.  This is great…seeing immediate results can be right at your fingertips.

How do you wish your hair could be better?

Think about it for a minute.

Most of us have something that we might wish we could change.

There are a few misconceptions when it comes to hair extensions.

Hair extensions are not always viewed as practical, and hair extensions can be extremely practical.

How?  First of all, it is not always about adding length to your hair.  In some instances, Balmain Hair Extensions are installed to add more volume to the existing length; just for some fullness.

One example of this would be, if you have a bob haircut and one side goes under….and the other does not.  I have a client that falls into this category.  The reason why she has one side that will not go under is, that she lacks a little bit of hair density on that side.

Simple fix.  We added Balmain Hair Extensions just to that side of her hairstyle.  Just by adding extra density and thickness, her bob hairstyle had balance.

Practical and undetectable.

When it comes to designing looks, as a makeover artist, what is very important is “balance”.   Hair extensions are believable when the hair extensions are not too overpowering the stature of the guest wearing them.

What does all of this mean?  For example, I am 5′ 2″ and as much as I “dream” of having very long hair; I don’t.  Very, very long hair on petite woman actually will make them look shorter.

The opposite is true of very tall women.  Tall women can wear longer hair, and it will look balanced.

When it comes to dreaming about having a studio design your “dream” hair, do your homework.  Call on several studios and asked to see photographs of previous guests.

Some studios may even offer payment plans for your hair extension service.

Balmain hair extensions are of the highest quality.    They have 3 types of installation methods to appeal to all types of styling needs, and lifestyles.

As seen below,  Balmain Hair offers beautiful colors and great imagery.

The makeover story shown within this post is a “strand by strand” application.

Another suggestion, if considering wearing the Balmain Hair “strand by strand” option is, to have a couple of “test strands” installed.  This is highly recommended to see if it will be comfortable to wear.

The bonds are virtually undectable, and feel like a grain of “rice”.

Balmain Hair extensions are 100% real human, remy hair.

Remy hair means that the natural hair cuticle is going in the same direction.

Balmain hair is strong, beautiful and soft.  It orginates in China, and then the hair strands are reshaped into a “triobular” shape.  This makes the hair move and look very, very real.

The Balmain Hair extension “Fill-in” strands come pre-tipped with a keratin based bonding wax.

This is NOT GLUE.  There is some mis-information that exists about this fact.

***Important— Protect yourself and be sure that your hair extensions service is being provided by a certified hair extensionist.

The major hair extension manufacturer’s require certification on an individual stylist basis.  What does this mean?  Unfortunately, sometimes “information” is shared.  Especially when it comes to “strand by strand” bonding,  just be sure that you are getting what you are paying for.

Hair extensions are an investment and so is the education that goes into being knowledgeable about them.  From professional experience and being certified by Balmain Hair & Great Lengths Hair Extensions, the trainings can be between $1,000 – $2,500; to become certified.

One certificate DOES NOT cover an entire salon/studio.

There are many creative installation options, and when it comes to installation this is when it is important for there to be good judgement about who should wear hair extensions and who should not.

Some instances of when it is not recommended that hair extensions be worn are:

* Note enough natural hair density

* Regular sauna use–  hair extension bonds do not like excessive moisture

*  Too much time in a chlorinated pool or over exposure to the ocean

*  Recently given birth–

Hair’s natural shed rate will increase ( affects longevity of hair extensions)

*  Recently had chemo therapy –

adhesion of hair extensions may be affected

*  Heavy use of silicon based products.

Dream hair is not only for the movie stars.

What is your “Dream” hair wish?

For more information about Balmain hair visit http://www.balmainhair.com

The Loft Salon Studio is centrally located within New England. 

Will travel for on location work.

All work– Hair, Makeup & photography by Ann Marie Walts

www.theloftsalonstudio.com

413-734-6204

Balmain hair extensions have extremely practical uses and different attachment options.

This client had the “strand by strand” process of attachment, and this will help her “grow out” her unfortunate mishap with her previous haircut.

The Loft Salon Studio is located in Western Mass, and centrally located close to Westfield – Mass 01085.  The studio’s approach to the type of that it offers differs from the “average” salon experience.  The provide very detailed consultations to  ensure the highest quality results and client satisfaction.  

There specialties include many and require sometimes hours to provide.  With this being the case, it is a sure thing that what will not be found at The Loft Salon Studio are several clients being worked on at one time.

The “before and after” photos are of actual clients and a true representation of the services and experience that The Loft Salon Studio have to offer.

Their certifications include:

6+ years Color Education for Redken

Redken Certified Colorist

Certified Makeover Artist

Certified Great Lengths Hair Extensions

Certified Balmain Hair Extension Educator

Certified Xtreme Eyelash Extensions Stylist

Professional Photography

Work has been publish.

For more information visit  http://www.annmariewalts.com  

I can tell you from personal and professional experience that choosing to use Balmain Hair Extensions as a way to “try” a different hair color is a creative, and safe way to help make your decision.  

How?

Balmain hair extensions offers “temporary” hair extensions that come in beautiful haircolors and it’s called “hairMakeup”.  The hairMakeup clips in, and this gives versatility of adding splashes of color to compliment your existing haircolor or even adding some contrasting haircolor.  Wella…..no or low commitment.

Recently I had my own haircolor colored darker.  I wanted to transition to a darker haircolor for the winter time.  My summer haircolor was multi-dimensional and lighter.  When I went to a darker haircolor, we had covered up all of my old highlights and my haircolor looked different, and more solid.

What fun it is to have darker haircolor again, and now I can use Balmain’s hairMakeup clip-in hair extensions and change the look of my haircolor.

I have been a hair colorist for over 16 years, and I love coloring hair.  As I became familiar with all of the Balmain hair extensions products and the companies creative though process to their approach to designing hair, I had to change the way I looked at the ways to approach it, too.  Balmain hair extensions are about adding: Haircolor,  more length and/ or volume.   

At first, I could get my thoughts to align with the thoughts of adding length and volume, but haircolor?  I am a haircolorist. 

This week my client, who has a very conservative job, has wanted to play with changing her haircolor but cannot have a style or haircolor that is too edgy.   Sharing with her  all of the options that Balmain hair extesions have, I place a piece of the hairMakeup in her bang area, and wella….!  We were able to give her new haircut and great new look with the Balmain hairMakeup clip in 6″ fringe multi-dimensional piece.

She liked it so much that she bought two of them.  

What a concept of “non” chemical highlights, and in under 5 minutes!

So, back to the part of where I couldn’t understand why Balmain was suggesting and teaching that we can add the look of multi-dimensional haircolor with hair extensions.  My thought process and experience would of had me grab my foils and professional color to achieve those looks.  Today, that changed.

I will not be putting my haircolor tools down anytime soon.  The change will be that now after providing a beautiful, professional haircolor service the beautiful haircolor service can be enhanced with more color and more VOLUME!!

Working with haircolor all day, and everyday I find that often I am thinking….” ohhh, this haircolor would be nice”, but as we all know it is not always a good idea to change haircolor too frequently, and still have healthy, shiny hair.

Balmain hair extensions offer so many types of extension options that I would encourage you to find a Balmain Hair Extension Expert Salon.

www.balmainhair.com

Balmain Hair Extensions are applied to such a small section of your own hair, that the end result is so real looking that…….seeing is believing.

Balmain Hair Extension hair is 100% real.  Balmain Hair Extensions come in a variety of lengths, color, textures and accessories.

The blend of colors and the Balmain Hair Extensions “seamlessly” blend into your own hair.  The Balmain Hair extensions will be undetectable.

             The quality of Balmain Hair Extensions hair and the selection of colors just give way to endless creative options.

There are extremely practical uses for Balmain Hair Extensions, too. Balmain Hair Extensions can be added for some volume and for added thickness without extending your length.

Creative highlights and deeper colors can be added or alternated.  In the above photo, you can see what is called a “continuous” row of Balmain Hair Extensions.  This type of row will add thickness and bulk.  With the sections being very small, the extensions will behave like your own hair.

The Balmain Hair Extensions are gently attached to your own natural hair.  As your hair grows, the Balmain Hair Extensions will grow out with your own natural hair.  Balmain Hair Extensions can last up to 3 to 4 months depending on home maintenance and lifestyle.  

The benefit to opting for Balmain Hair Extensions is that the hair is reusable.  What this means is that when the extensions have “grown out” and it is time for them to be removed………..you don’t have to buy new hair.  The Balmain Hair Extensions Artist will be able to remove your extensions, section by section and then reapply.

It takes approximately 3-4.5 hours to have a full set of Balmain Extensions applied.  That is a short amount of time to achieve the results that you may want NOW!

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Maybe you have been considering extending your hair with extensions for awhile?

You may be aware of the fact that there are many choices available these days, and that is the truth…
Our salon had looked into being able to provide and use a high quality hair extension system for a while.

We are certified with two different companies: Balmain Hair extensions and Great Lengths hair extensions. Great Lengths is an excellent choice should you sweat alot or work out frequently.
Both companies have some similarities and are very high quality, however our salon is definitely finding that the creative options that Balmain Hair Extensions offers quite a few choices for creativity.

How?

Balmain Hair Extensions hair is REUSABLE!!!
What does this mean for you?
Typically, after about 4-5 months your hair extensions would/ will need to be removed, and then new hair/extensions would have to be re-installed.
This is with most of the hair extension companies out there.

Balmain Hair extensions offer:

Temporary extensions–you clip them in

Semi-permanent

Permanent– Fill in or strand by strand process

With these options comes different price points, too

Balmain hair extensions has stepped up to the plate to change all of this!
Balmain even will provide a quality 6 month guarantee of their hair when the Balmain Extension maintenance products are purchased and used as prescribed.
A great financial benefit for opting to having Balmain Hair Extensions is that your extensions that are installed for your initial visit can be used again when it would be time for your extensions to come out.

Balmain Hair Extensions offers many, many beautiful colors to choose from….everthing to natural to colors that are edgy, and wild.

6 MONTH Guarantee from Balmain!!!

How?

 They have specialize haircare products that will ensure that you get the most out of your hair & extensions.  All Balmain requires, for you to qualify, is that you invest in the Balmain Hair Care Products.

Where can you find these extesions that are GUARANTEED???    www.annmariewalts.com

Balmain Hair is from Europe, and they know all about fashion, and fashionable hair.  Their hair extensions are being worn by: top models, movie stars, and are seen where “it” is the place to be seen.

Check out www.balmainhair.com

Not only are they guaranteed………..but the hair is REUSABLE!!!!

Your investment will go farther.

Attachment option include: strand micro- bonding, clip in, and coming soon……..DOUBLE HAIR!!!