Ramona Singer’s Hair Extensions Business Is Here (You Can Exhale Now)
As any avid Real Housewives of New York fan would know, Ramona Singer is particular about her hair. And that’s putting it lightly. Just the thought of damaging her blowout provided a multi-episode arc, two different wine-throwing confrontations and even drew (literal!) blood. But the reality show star recently gave Lux Beauty Club extensions a try and not only was there no drama, she’s now so obsessed that she’s partnering with the brand.
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Singer opted for a bob back in 2009, telling PEOPLE, “I’m renewing myself. I went to Oscar Blandi and I wanted to get my hair trimmed. I needed a new look. Afterward I said, ‘Oh, my God, I feel like an older Cameron Diaz’ — very sexy and chic and young and hip. I loved it.”
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And after seven years on the Ramona Coaster, she was ready for yet another change this season. PeopleStyle caught up with Lux Beauty Club co-founder, Victoria Flores who says Singer started embracing extensions a month or so ago.
Even though the two have known each other for years, Singer always avoided from extensions out of fear they would damage her hair. Flores finally talked her into them, and Singer agreed to sport them just in time for the latest season.
A photo posted by Lux Beauty Club (@luxbeautyclub) on Jan 20, 2016 at 5:02pm PST
After “loving” her new look and feeling “10 years younger,” Singer decided she wanted to partner with the brand.
Loving my extensions from #luxbeautyclub
A photo posted by Ramona Singer (@ramonasinger) on Jan 18, 2016 at 8:50am PST
“It was her idea,” Flores says. “She said she loves this product and that she only works with companies she believes in, and that she’d like to somehow become a partner. So we said absolutely.”
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Flores says their work together will be a prominent story arc for Singer this season, as they work out a market strategy, plan an on-demand beauty app and expand into the retail market space with their synthetic hair line.
But the real goal at the end of the day should really be to have every Housewife give the look a try. Luann de Lesseps tested a (way-too-subtle) short length recently, and Flores says they’re trying to get to Carol Radziwill and Bethenny Frankel next.
A photo posted by Lux Beauty Club (@luxbeautyclub) on Jan 5, 2016 at 2:29pm PST
Are you loving Singer’s new look? Excited for the new season? Share in the comments below!
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