Showing posts with label Lauren Conrad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lauren Conrad. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Celeb looks we Love: Lauren Conrad on Chelsea Lately


LC always finds a way to experiment with beauty and hair trends in a way that feels appropriate to go out in Hollywood on Saturday night but meet up with her boyfriend's parents for brunch on Sunday.  She gives just enough sugar and just a pinch of spice.

So the low down on how to achieve her effortless braid is to braid one section of the hair before you make the big braid.  Allow strands of hair to fall in your face and deconstruct the braid once it is completed.

Monday, July 18, 2011

A Look We Absolutely Freaking Love: Lauren Conrad Tie-Dye Hair


Nothing gives better inspiration for great hair makeovers than a broken heart.  Lauren Conrad's recent heartbreak led her to flirt with her inner hippie and deliver this amazing look that we must declare we love!

While her stylist is claiming to have dyed Lauren's perfected blonde tresses, we happen to know for a fact that actually colored her hair extensions at the tips to create her new statement hairdo.

So... Sunny's Girls if this is a look that you would like to try on for the night, stop by one of our locations for a custom clip in consultation.  We can customize your clips in hair extensions to give the same effect.  Our custom clip in extensions service involving four custom dyed extensions and clips in begin at $160.

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

The Hills.... A Look We Loved for Years

It's been a looked we loved watching evolve over the years.  As huge fans of Laguna Beach and on and off again fans of The HillsBut parting is such sweet sorrow we are going to miss the sometimes vapid yet entertaining fun that The Hills has offered over the past years.

So in honor of the Series Finale we declare last night a Look We Love.  We especially like Lauren's textured ponytail.  To achieve Lauren's look we'd recommend using her fave method of hair extensions, Skin Weft hair gathered into a low pony.  We'd use a 1" curling iron to make disheveled waves.