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Summer is the season of updos which are great for keeping cool, but if you weren’t blessed with naturally thick voluminous hair, those styles can end up falling flat. So what’s a gal to do when you have thin hair and need to wear your hair up, but you want that wow factor? Why add hair extensions of course! Extensions can instantly take your summer styles from ordinary to extraordinary.

Double Dutch Braids

Dutch braids are a fun style that looks fabulous with sun-kissed summer hair. The naturally bleached-out highlights really make those braids pop, but if your hair is thin they can look kind of puny. A few extensions can amp up the volume to take your braids from dull to dramatic.

Braided Crown

Crown braids are a fun and feminine hairstyle suitable for virtually any occasion. While they may look great with any hair type, there’s no denying that a full voluminous braid is more attention-grabbing. Extensions can help here as well by giving your braids just the right boost.

Classic French Twist with Cascading Curls

A classic French twist can get some serious va-va-volume with the help of extensions. The extra length also means that you can leave the ends untucked for a gorgeous cascade of curls. It’s casual enough for a trip to the beach and classic enough for a bride-to-be.

Beachy Waves

For those days when you want to let your hair down, beachy waves are a coveted summer style. But without enough natural volume, they may end up looking stringy. This is where extensions come in. A few well-placed extensions will give your mane the volume you need to pull off this boho-chic hairstyle.

Ready to take your summer styles from flat to fabulous with hair extensions? Give us a call at 856-528-5681 or download our free mobile app from iTunes or Google Play to schedule a consultation with the extension experts at William Robert Salon today. Our well-trained staff will help you choose the right extensions to take your summer styles to the next level. We see you soon at 1888 Marlton Pike East, Suite C, in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.