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• Extension Care

  Written by Camille

  Thursday, 16 October 2008

  Get the most out of your lustrous locks! Be sure to properly care for your Extensions.

  To maintain the integrity of human hair extensions, please follow these care instructions:

  1. Do not shampoo for 48-72 hours after the extensions are completed, or after any maintenance sessions.

  2. Do not scrub hair when shampooing or conditioning. Condition and detangle the hair from mid-strand to the ends. Avoid the scalp area.

  3. Wrap hair with a towel to dry. Do not rub hair with the towel.

  4. Use blow dryers on the lowest heat setting. The cool air setting is preferable. Do not use a forceful air setting when using the Read more...




• Lace Front Wigs

  Written by Camille

  Thursday, 26 June 2008

  As a master wig maker and designer, I have worked with lace front wigs for many years, both with customers and in the movie industry. I am considered an expert on this topic and would like to share some important information about these very natural looking wigs.

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• Safe Hair Weaving

  Written by Camille

  Tuesday, 17 June 2008

  With the number of “tortures” many of us have subjected our hair to, it’s a miracle that we have any hair left at all. With the dominance of weaving techniques in the beauty industry, neglecting the natural hair we were born with has become too common. I have personally talked to many clients who have literally hidden their hair away under a weave or wig for so long that their natural hair is severely damaged. Don’t give up and swear allegiance to hair weaves forever. There are options.

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• A Global Hair Rush

  Written by Camille

  Friday, 09 May 2008

  Camille, the founder of Hair & Cuticle Inc., has stepped in to educate consumers about the authenticity, quality and characteristics of human hair. Camille was the first person who imported this first-grade human hair into Canada over 20 years ago. Critics said she was crazy and that women would find it too expensive, but that did not deter her. Camille continued to promote the first grade cuticle human hair in Canada and now, 18 years later, is still going strong with the human hair being one of her most popular products. You have to know what you Read more...