Monday, 9 March 2009

St. Patricks Day: Green Clip In Hair Extensions...




It's been a long...cold winter for most of us...

Not saying that you need to take it as far as the guy in the photo, but Sunny's Hair and Wigs has the cutest Clip In Highlight Hair Extensions in Green just in time for St. Patrick's Day. Nothing says spring like green tinted beer and green hair extensions.

The Clip In Highlight pieces are $5.99 a piece and require much less commitment than our friend in the photo.

Sunday, 8 March 2009

Who's the Most Iconic Hair Goddess?








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Keeping Up with Kardashian's Premiere tonight


We are super excited for tonight's premiere of Keeping up with the Kardashians!

First, we love how they use hair extensions to enhance their already fabulous hair!

Second, we relate to their struggles of running a boutique together with sisters and friends...it's so much fun but not without it's drama.

Third, we find it genuinely harm free entertainment!

Saturday, 7 March 2009

Products we Love for Indian Hair



We love love love Indian Hair at Sunny's Hair. In this economy we are all about upgrading to Indian Hair because while it costs a little more initially, after one or two reuses it more than pays for itself and starts to save you money. The key is to take care of your hair and realize that it's been stripped of its moisture source...the scalp and the nutrient oils it once received from the sebum.

So... we love products that are used by Indian women because it keeps a consistent regimen for Indian hair and ensures that your Indian hair lasts as long as possible. We generally recommend that women not use products that they'd use on their own hair on their Indian Hair. We generally hate mineral oil and petroleum on any hair let alone Indian hair. But we love products such as extra Virgin Coconut Oil and very gentle shampoos without Sodium Laureth Sulfates.

But... I have a new Indian hair product that I'm loving: Coconut Amla Revitalizing Hair Treatment
Here's a little blurb from the product description:
"For shiny, thick locks women in India rub it in! Amla that is! This “divine” fruit, also known as Indian Gooseberry, is one of the richest natural sources of vitamin C. Just a touch of this extract on your lifeless locks brings a natural shine, soft texture and rejuvenated health. Hair stays strong with anti-oxidant rich Grape Seed and Neem oils, while Coconut oil and Henna make each strand extra luscious! It’s a miracle for your mane! And don’t forget your body – rub in any leftovers for touchable skin softness!"

Why Take This Journey:

Coconut Oil: nourishes
Neem Oil: soothes scalp
Amla Extract: rejuvenates
Henna: adds volume and shine
Grape Seed Oil: protects
Avocado Oil: moisturizes scalp

The product retails for $45 and is available at Global Goddess Beauty.

Friday, 6 March 2009

Sunny's Brides: What type of Sunny's Bride are you?







As wedding season approaches Sunny's reminds you to integrate hair extensions into your Bridal look. Brides.com featured Sunny's which we have reposted again here:

If there's one day that epitomizes the need for a good hair day, it's your wedding day. And if you want a glamorous look, or just to change up your ordinary hairstyle, you should look at extensions and wigs from Sunny's.

I stepped into the Peachtree Street boutique (there are 2 more in Minneapolis and Mesa, AZ) and was promptly captivated by the range of styles and shades. The boutique's motto is "Change your hair, change your life"—and lucky for Atlanta brides, you can do it stylishly at a range of price points. Wigs with precision cuts a la Katie Holmes or Posh beckon to the brave bride, but extensions can easily be added to classic updos (I wish I'd had this for my wedding!) to give your pulled-back hair instant Audrey Hepburn allure.

I saw really lovely extensions starting at less than $40, with prices increasing with hair length and quality. I looked (and touched) beautiful hair from India, a favorite with African-American brides, as well as tons of incredibly realistic blond shades—all of it real hair that would blend in with your own very easily.

Sunny's will make custom clip-ins for you at higher prices, but even the lower-priced extensions can work. And they've got a fab look book so you can point to exactly the look you want. For more info, talk to co-owners Dafina and Tonye, sisters who couldn't be sweeter.

Writer Melissa Diskin

Fierce!: Barbie gets a makeover by Karl Lagerfeld



Images courtesy of fashionindie.com

Barbie turns 50 this year and we at Sunny's have her to thank for fueling our need to be buxom, skinny with lots of hair! Happy B-Day Barbie your fabulous!