Hair Extension Class: Join our Phoenix Master Class only 4 spots left!

Sunnys Hair & Wigs is offering another Master Hair Extension Class!
You will leave this class a certified Master Hair Extension Artist.


The Class Teaches Four of the Latest Methods:
1. Keratip Method
2. Extendtube Method
3. Skin Weft Method
4. Flash Point Method

You will receive extensive hands-on training on the entire process. You will learn how to give a successful consultation, how to apply all four methods, tips on maitenance, and marketing and advertising techniques to boost your income immediately.

You will receive:
1. Master Hair Extensions Starter Kit: Connector Tool, Looping Device, Plastic, Copper Tubes and Remover
2. Practice Hair
3. Certificate
4. Practice Mannequin

Class Size is limited to 6 people.
Costs: $650 ($300 Non-Refundable Deposit online or by phone)
Deadline: Must receive deposit by Monday July 16, 2007 to hold place
Instructor: Mavis from Toni & Guy Salons Pnoenix & Nya, Los Angeles Master Hair Extension Artists.
Where: 2035 S. Alma School Rd./Baseline Road Mesa, Arizona 85210

Call to register by phone (480) 491-7930 ( ask for Juanita or Sunshine)

When: Sunday July 22, 2007 11am-6pm


Click Here to Reserve Your Place Today Sunny's Hair & Wigs Hair Extension Class Sign Up Form

Why we love Microlinks Fusion

Ok...we are all so excited about this new method of hair extensions.

Everyone has heard about hairdreams or euroloc extensions. But the issue was that the cynlidners were only copper coated and with time would break down and begin to tear on the hair or corrode.

So...at a Hair Show last October...I discovered the greatest new method of hair extensions. My clients love it. My sister in Atlanta will only do this method now.

So what is it. It is a microlink that is actually super lightweight. It does not have any seams that pull at the hair and they are super easy to open.

The bad side is that they are not that easy to find. But guess what...Sunny's has it.

If you want to try this method and you happen to live in the following cities check it out.

Atlanta Micro Links Hair Fusion by Tonye


Southern California Fusion by Nya
Twin Cities Micro Links Hair Fusion by Loliya

FAQ 003

q. where are your favourite places to shop?

a. thrift shops, flea markets, ebay and raghouses! unfortunately at this time i can't afford to shop at other fine establishments but i do like to poke my head in opening ceremony, no. 6 and of course beacon's closet. Take a gander at my shop here too!

FAQ 002

q. how did you guys meet?

a. we met in 2004 here.

FAQ 001

q. what kind of camera do you use?

a. we shoot mostly with a pentax k1000 , rollei 35 and Yashica T4.

ATTN: LOS ANGELES :D

Join us for punch, pretty dresses and party time!

on backcombing your hair

Over the (many) years of blogging I've had numerous questions regarding my big brain hair styling so I decided to make a long overdue mini-tutorial on the bouffant. I recommend typing bouffant or beehive into youtube to find a plethora of (those better versed in the art of tutorial making) videos on the subject but hopefully this is somewhat helpful!

1. Grab a chunk of hair from the crown of your head. It can be a ginormous to the bang chunk or a modest bumpit sized chunk as pictured.

2. Maybe you have one of those handy skinny backcombing brushes? I do but I was too lazy to fish it out. Any fine bristle brush should do the job nicely. Grab that brush and backcomb, backcomb, backcomb that chunk of hair. Start at the middle of your hair and "peel" back.

3. Now you look like metal cousin It. Congratulations, you're doing well.

4. Push it back, touch it cos it feels like grandma hair (or my hair for the last ten years).

5. Now pat it down because you don't want to look like a Peggy Bundy halloween costume. Hopefully your bouffant is more even than mine pictured here.

6. If you're having trouble maintaining volume try pinning your hair up with a bobby pin. Kinda like a bumpit, I think? I've never tried one but probably similar.

& here is a quick tutorial on a really tame looking Edwardian do.

1. Backcomb EVERYTHING. LIKE CRAZY.

2. Brush the top layer of hair so it's smooth and twist your hair into a little bun and secure with pins.

3. Now you are Megan Follows in Anne of Green Gables. Kinda.

And last but not least, the half bouffant!

1. You know, backcomb it.

2. Then pin it.

So there you have it! An excellent example of why I don't often do tutorials. :-/

The best way to do your hair is to just get your hands in it! All the hairstyles I know I learned by just fooling around until it worked. When I was nine I surprised my mum by coming downstairs with a perfect 90s french twist (I was going as Madonna to my friends rockstar themed party and left the house with water balloons stuffed in my bodysuit, super cool.) and then heidi braids and french braids and fishtail braids. I spent a lot of time playing with my arse long hair when I wee.

Just for fun, post your pictures here of your hair mid backcomb! Let's start a community of creepy cousin It photos!

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