Hair Bling By Nikki

Do you desperately need a change with your hair, but don't want to commit to the extra time and expense a new color or highlights can throw at you? Wish you could do something different? Are you yearning for some extra shimmer and shine for your locks, without the commitment? Watch out, trendsetters - this new hair phenomenon might be for you.


What is hair tinsel?

Hair tinsel is taking Hollywood by storm! This hot new product lets ladies show off their tresses in a whole new way - with extensions of, essentially, thin strands of tinsel. It's the ultimate new hair accessory! Recently sported by Beyonce and "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Adrienne Maloof, and catapulted to stardom when a guest on the Oprah show was noticed for them (she calls them Hair Flairs), this new fad can transform your hair from drab to fab. The result is an overall shimmery look, with extremes ranging from all-over multi-colored tinsel to a few subtle strands throughout the hair to add extra sparkle. How would you use hair tinsel? Read on for answers to all of your important hair tinsel questions - would you rock this trend, or reject it?

How to care for it:

Hair tinsel is the ultimate non-commital hair accessory. It is made from 100% high-grade heat resistant polyester fiber. You can shampoo and condition, and even straighten hair as usual. Important note: do not dye your hair while you have Hair Flair in.

Does hair tinsel work with all different types of hair textures and cuts?

Yes. Hair Flairs come in a length of 36", so you can cut it to whatever length you desire. For curly or wavy hair, it is recommended that after attaching Hair Flairs, you twist it with your regular hair. Since it is heat resistant, you can also curl your hair with it - use a 2" barrel curling iron and curl a section of hair with Tinsel in it. The Tinsel will conform with your hair, and blend perfectly!