Shana

I was a model with a bad haircut. Short, chunky, uneven. The "stylist" (and I use that term loosely) said she took off 7inches. 7!!! I asked for a trim!! As if that weren't bad enough, I asked for a reddish blonde color. I got pink. My long, beautiful blonde hair was now short, shorter on one side than the other, and pink.

I stopped getting modeling jobs. Who's gonna book a model with pink hair? So I tried glue in extensions. Yeah…I had a friend do it, but she promised she know how to do it. I was left with very uneven, unblended extensions. I was miserable.

So what's a girl to do in that situation? Call Paul!

I choose Paul after researching every extension method available, and questioning every extension expert in Las Vegas. I liked the Hairlocs method the best, and it seemed to be the best choice for me and my hair.

I met Paul, he explained everything to me, and promised he could make me beautiful again. I admit, I was skeptical. I had been through hell and back with my hair. But I decided to trust him. He was so kind, so confidant.

Paul came to my house and got to work. First, he had to correct my color. Then he applied the extensions. After, he cut and blended my hair.

WOW. I looked in the mirror and was absolutely amazed. I was beautiful again! My hair looked perfect. It was longer than it has ever been, I was blonde again, and it was blended perfectly. I was so worried that with such a bad haircut, he could never get it to blend in right. But I was worried for nothing. My extensions look just like my natural hair. You could never tell it wasn't unless I told you.

After being through so much trouble with my hair, I was nervous. I was picky. I wanted perfect. I would settle for nothing less. I had no complaints at all. Paul did a completely perfect job, and I didn't need to change a thing.

Now I can start working again and booking modeling jobs. Paul gave me back my confidence, my self esteem, and my life.

I would recommend Paul and the Hairlocs system to anyone. I promise you will not regret it.

Shana Johnson