It’s no secret that celebrities love hair extensions. From Jennifer Lopez to Jennifer Lawrence, there are few Hollywood females who haven’t used hair extensions to add body to hair and lengthen their locks, whether it’s for a role or the red carpet.
And it’s having a pretty big impact on our own beauty habits — studies have shown that more women are choosing to get seek out hair extension services due to celebrity culture. More than ever, we want the same long, full hairstyles that celebrities are able to achieve without having to wait for our own hair to grow.
Many female celebrities love hair extensions so much that they’ve even decided to dip a toe in the hair extensions industry and create their own lines of hair extensions — so looking like your favorite fashion or beauty icon has never been easier!
Could some of your favorite stars have already gotten involved in the hair extensions industry? Here are the three most popular celebrities who used their fame to create their very own brands of hair extensions that you can buy:
Jessica Simpson
Jessica Simpson was one of the first celebs to embrace entrepreneurship and introduce her own line of extensions. With the help of her hairstylist, Ken Paves, Simpson created the HairDo brand, which offers a wide range of natural and synthetic clip-in extensions, hairpieces and wigs. Simpson has said the HairDo extensions are similar to the hair extensions she wears every day.
Demi Lovato
Teen queen Demi Lovato is known for her love of adding a pop of color to her hair — which is why she ventured into the hair extensions industry with the Secret Color line of extensions. These headband extensions add a splash of color to any coif without the commitment of dyeing it — and they’re available in pink, purple red and blue.
Kylie Jenner
17-year-old Kylie Jenner was born into a family of entrepreneurs, so it’s no surprise that she took her love of hair extensions to the next level by announcing she would be teaming up with Bellami Hair to create the Kylie Hair Kouture hair extension brand. While you can’t get hair just like Kylie’s quite yet, the brand is expected to make its debut in stores fairly soon.
Would your decision to get a weave or extensions be influenced by a celebrity putting her name on it? Share your thoughts — and your favorite brands of weaves and natural hair extensions — in the comments below!
