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Depending on hair type, silhouette, and finished style, there are times when it can be best to cut hair dry rather than wet. Dry cutting allows the natural fall and texture of hair to be celebrated and for you to achieve ultimate precision. However, it is essential for hair to be prepped properly in order to get the best result. Below Roger Molina, Sam Villa ArTeam and Master Stylist at Lunatic Fringe @rogermolinahair is detailing a dry cutting step-by-step for a micro bob that looks like it took hours to cut on wet hair, yet was cut dry in much less time.

It’s the key to a salon-worthy blow-out, but not many of us really know how to use it — below we’re demystifying round brushes so anyone can achieve an effortless finish. 

Round brushes allow guests to create polished, voluminous styles but can often get frustrated when maneuvering a round brush at home. It often leads to tangles, awkward angles and fatigue. Instead of allowing this to get in the way of stellar results, take a peek at these tips from Karla Valenzuela, Sam Villa Ambassador and Redken Artist  @kolor.me. karlaa — she will make every guest feel like they are a pro!

Extensions have the ability to add length, volume and color where clients need it most. They are ideal for daily use or special events and can really add to the finished look. “My goal is to bring the reality back to extensions, which is why Alexander Extension Studio Natural Raw Extensions are here!” explains Al Campbell, Sam Villa Ambassador and owner of D Alexander Studios @al_alexander. When it comes to blending extensions it’s extremely important to ensure that the natural hair matches the consistency and fall of extensions. More specifically, when the extensions are smooth. This is why Campbell is offering his top 5 tips for a seamless blend to make extensions look extremely natural with a flawless finish.