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Do-it-yourself hair extensions are an easy, wallet-friendly way to add length and volume, but it’s important to make sure you pick a set that will minimize the impact on your own hair. To help prevent ...

For anyone looking to add length and volume to their natural hair, choosing the right type of hair extension can make all the difference in daily styling and comfort. Halo hair extensions are often ...

Hair rollers offer a relatively easy way to get those beachy waves or springy spirals (no matter your curl type) without frying your hair with hot tools or splurging on salon blowouts. "Hair rollers ...

The key to an easy updo may not be a hair elastic after all, but a curved clip with a pretty memorable name: The banana clip. Originally the hair accessory of choice in the 1980s, the banana clip has ...