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“Well, you know I’ve gone to {so and so} for the last 20 years, and now they are out of business.” Here at Custom Design Hair, we hear this often. That is why even before Sara Lou started to think about retirement, she thought first about who would take her place. Sara Lou wanted to know that her clients would be well taken care of, as Custom Design Hair was started with keeping clients' needs top of mind. We continue to place our clients' needs as our top priority. We want you to have the best hair possible. That is why we hope that you have barely noticed the changes that have occurred in the past year, as we are excited to announce the new ownership by Amanda Inman of Custom Design Hair.

You’re losing your hair and you’re not going to be happy with the hair regrowth. Even if you can get your hair to grow, you know that it’s going to take too long, and you want help with your hair now. You have decided to look into hair loss solutions and decided to get a topper. This has led to many questions – What kind do you get? How do you take care of it? How do you wash it? What about taking care of it and styling it? Is it easy to style? What type of hair do I get for my topper and what is the difference? This list goes on and on. Let’s start with briefly explaining the first steps of getting a topper.

So, it’s January. Now what? New year, new you, right? COVID isn’t new anymore, it’s still here and still brings all the questions.

Maybe? You may NEED a hairpiece. You may just WANT a hairpiece. Maybe you would just like to see more hair or thicker hair...? What you do need is to know that there are options.

Dear guests of Custom Design Hair,

We are excited to announce that we will be reopening our salon. The team at Custom Design Hair has missed you and are looking forward to seeing you soon.

I have decent hair for the first time in my life. Yep, I am one of those people with thin, baby fine hair. In fact, when I was a baby my Dad and Grandma shaved my head two times to make my hair growing thicker. If it grew and thicker, then I shudder to think how much finer and thinner my hair would’ve been.

I know hair is a pretty strong fiber, but in time, with enough developer, stains, and dyes, then more developer, stains, and dyes, hair can begin to break down and dry out. I have found two wonderful answers for someone that wants to change their hair color often.

I get so confused about shampoos. There are so many choices and they all promise to be wonderful. How can you know what to use and does it even matter?

Join Custom Hair Design at the ABC 40/29 & Arkansas CW NWA Women's Living Expo and stop by our Booth #301 - for a weekend of great shoping, fashion shows, beauty and makeovers - January 9-10, 2016.

A question I hear often is “Why do we need to trim hair in order for it to grow?” If you could see a hair under a microscope it would somewhat remind you of a piece of rope. A rope consists of many small fibers wound together into a bunch, then several bunches are wound together to make a rope. Hair somewhat looks the same.