HOW YOUR HAIR CAN BUILD CONFIDENCE

According to several studies, women feel attractive and confident when their hair is in tip-top shape, versus if they were having a “bad hair day

Sometimes the best way to change how you may be feeling in yourself or about the way you look could be a little sprinkle of self care! (and a trip to your hairdressers).

In a recent HairRx study conducted with 1,000 women between the ages of 30 and 60, 80% said that their hair length affected their self esteem. That’s right 80%! This is why now, a lot of women are turning to hair extensions to boost their hair length and their confidence.

1. EXPRESS YOURSELF

There’s so much more to hair than simply how it looks. It’s self-expression. A conversation starter. Your identity. No wonder we forge such emotional connections with our hair over a lifetime.

When it comes to your appearance, self-confidence is all about celebrating individuality and embracing authenticity. It’s accepting who you are, how you look and telling your story, your way. As a unique asset that sets you apart from the crowd, your hair has the potential to ignite your spirit and make you feel fierce. We’d go so far as to say it’s the greatest accessory you’ll ever own! After all – it’s what makes you, you.

2. GET TALKING

Hair taboo? There’s no such thing! Share your hair worries with a trusted friend or talk to us. Our confidence-boosting solutions tackle a host of hair concerns, from sparse, thinning strands to dandruff and itchy scalps to maintenance and manageability. When it comes to haircare, one size doesn’t fit all.

3. START WITH THE ROOTS

True beauty radiates from within. If want to truly transform the health of your hair, you need to start with its very foundations: the roots.

That’s why our In salon treatments are the start to healthy hair. Our treatments are set to nurture your scalp and nourish your strands to promote optimum growth, so you can fulfil your desire for fuller, healthier-looking hair.

4. PRACTISE POSITIVITY

Positivity is like a muscle: the more you train it, the stronger it gets. A positive attitude can be the key to self-confidence, but exuding positivity can take practice. We’re all quick to criticise our own so-called ‘flaws’, but refocusing your attention onto things you’re grateful for can have a huge impact on your self-image. Start small: try identifying just one thing you like about your appearance when you look in the mirror each day– whether it’s your hair’s unique hue or bouncy texture – and notice your perspective slowly shift.