Trust Antenna

Monday 14th August 2006 - 15:18:58

UK sees the inventors of the first ever hair extensions for the Caucasian market – back on the map!

From the girl next door to the discerning celebrity, hundreds of consumer conscious clients trust Antenna’s ethical and damage-free system that is far superior to human hair.

Simon Forbes legendry salon Antenna, invented the answer 25 years ago. By developing a system that has been tried, tested and proven not to damage natural hair. Antenna, London, is now hitting back on the follicular disasters caused by real hair (second-hand hair), adhesives, bonding, weaves and poorly trained hairstylists.

Monofibre extensions are applied using the C2 which is a tool specially developed to heat seal the extension to the natural hair using a gentle heat. There is no need for glues or solvents. Monofibre was specifically developed for high quality extension work and out performs your own hair.

Antenna also endorses the need for stylist education and is heavily involved in training within the industry. To ensure consumers really can have the ‘look’ the ‘style’ and ‘service’ they deserve.

Just to name a few celebrities that have used Antenna’s service: Peaches Geldof, Elle Macpherson, Kate Moss, people who use Monofibre extensions come back time after time after time…

The truth about Monofibre system:

• Monofibre extensions; the hair has been specifically designed for the purpose.
• Monofibre is lighter than second hand human hair and does not put stress on the hair follicle.
• Monofibre extensions need no glue for application which damages natural hair
• Monofibre extensions need no solvents for removal, which damage the natural hair.
• Monofibre is easier to wear and look after.
• Quick process

What the unethical or inferior forgot to mention:

• Human hair needs to be glued into the natural hair.
• Removal requires strong solvents such as acetone.
• Human hair is poor quality because it has been bleached and re-dyed to give a western look.
• Trade in human hair relies on third world countries where woman are so desperate they are made (by parent or husband) to sell their hair.
• Many companies purport to be ethically sourced? It’s not possible if the hair trade is unregulated.
• May cause bald spots due to the weight of the product on hair follicles.