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Finding a Certified Babe Hair Stylist

Posted by Justin Trombetti on July 17, 2015

At Babe Hair, we work hard to make sure we’re providing you with the best quality of hair and tools that you need to have the best hair extension experience as a client and as a stylist. Not only do we try to provide the best quality in products, we also try to provide top-of-the-line education for stylists so they can provide top-of-the-line hair extension services. Together with your distributor, we want to make sure you’re more than happy with Babe Hair. As a client. If you’re looking for a stylist who specializes in Babe Hair, the best place to...

Babe’s New Look

Posted by Justin Trombetti on June 12, 2015

Lately our Babes have been wondering what the deal is with the new Babe packaging. No we did not change the quality of our hair or change anything else in the manufacturing process. We’ve simply changed the aesthetics to be more consistent with our branding efforts and the in-store merchandising plans for this year. Also, the new UPC codes are more compatible with most common inventory systems. The new change took place about a month ago, and you’re most likely to see it first on our new Babe ombre colors. The transition will be gradual because you won’t see it...

Babe Hair Extensions Fusion Removal and Reinstall

Posted by Justin Trombetti on May 08, 2015

If you’re having trouble removing Fusion hair extensions or preparing them for the reinstallation, watch Kari Fuller as she safely removes each strand and reapplies the keratin bond. All while giving you the best tips!

The Do's and Don't for Babe Hair Extensions

Posted by Justin Trombetti on April 03, 2015

Want to know which chemicals and products are safe for Babe Hair extensions? Kari Fuller explains how to care for your Babe Hair when it comes to coloring, perming, and styling your hair extensions. Watch now.

Why is My Blonde Hair Changing Colors?

Posted by Justin Trombetti on March 13, 2015

Every hair type has its advantages and disadvantages, and the same thing goes for every hair color. But blonde hair, in particular, seems to have a hard time maintaining its own color. Whether it’s turning green, orange, or even pink, you can trace this identity crisis back to one simple thing: mineral deposits. What are mineral deposits? Mineral deposits are buildups of natural, inorganic solids like copper and iron on the scalp and hair shaft. These deposits can chemically react with the proteins in your hair, leaving you with dull, brittle, discolored tresses. This is true of both color-treated hair...

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